The final few seconds are ticking off the clock on a sun-splashed Saturday afternoon at a local football field. It's a game involving pre-teens, with parents and grandparents and aunts and uncles ...

As CSIS’s new Cooperative Defense Project will explore, the U.S. national security enterprise has long sought to ensure that U.S. aid not only advances national security objectives, but also advances ...

The avalanche began three years ago, with the advent of Name, Image & Likeness (NIL). It has snowballed on the NCAA from there, with unprecedented freedom of movement for student-athletes in the form ...

Professionalization in any field requires long-term experience and training. In the past decades, studies have demonstrated that the professionalization of athletes and artists create differences in ...

We hear a lot these days about how graduate students must professionalize themselves to survive. But what does it mean to be “professional” anyway? Professionalization is about conformity. You learn ...

Since the mid-1980s, when influential reports by the Holmes Group and the Carnegie Task Force on Teaching as a Profession set teaching on its current course toward professionalization, the field of ...

As stated in an article by The Economist (subscription required), “Nonprofit organizations are learning lessons from businesses. And businesses are learning from charities” I love that people are ...

There's a simple way to describe the complicated current state of affairs in college athlete compensation, most recently highlighted by the Nico Iamaleava saga that led to him leaving Tennessee over a ...

For many registered investment advisors, fiduciary duty is essential when acting in the best interests of clients. Doing so means they operate from a position of trust and confidence. All aspects of ...