AZUSA, Calif. —Fred Garlett, Ed.D., dean of the Center for Adult and Professional Studies (CAPS) at Azusa Pacific University, was named to the Board of Advisors for Nontraditional Students Report (NSR), announced Jossey-Bass, an imprint of John Wiley & Sons. NSR is a national newsletter for higher education professionals who serve adult students.
Garlett will serve in an advisory capacity to the editor. Advisory board members are chosen for their expertise in the area of adult education.
"This opportunity acknowledges Dr. Garlett's reputation as a leader in adult education programs," said Michael M. Whyte, Ph.D., provost. "We congratulate him on this role and know his learning will in turn support APU's faculty and students."
"NSR helps educators identify proven strategies to target our orientation to adult learners, encourage adult-friendly support systems, and take advantage of new technologies," said Garlett. “I look forward to contributing to the conversation on articles in NSR, as well as networking opportunities with others in this important field.”
Published monthly, the newsletter covers topics such as marketing and recruiting strategies, accelerated learning, prior learning assessment, and more.
