John HamerlinckThe COVID ExcuseCOVID has become a universal excuse. Rather than finding creative and innovative ways to do the thing that they claim is their core…Mar 8, 2023Mar 8, 2023
John HamerlinckI Feel Your Pain, KarenA few years ago it became common to refer to a white, privileged, ‘I want to speak to your manager’ women as a “Karen.” Urban Dictionary’s…Feb 10, 2023Feb 10, 2023
John HamerlinckIs Trump a Preschooler?Donald Trump may be a preschooler. Go spend some time around some kids that are two and a half years old. You’ll see why this theory makes…Feb 7, 2017Feb 7, 2017
John HamerlinckA Tribute to Maggie RocheMaggie Roche was a brilliant songwriter. Her music, whether it was a humorous slice of life, or a heartbreaking lament, was always as…Jan 23, 2017Jan 23, 2017
John HamerlinckTwo types of nonprofit organizationsThe world is obviously not this simple, or this distinctly and dualistically categorized, but there is more than a kernel of truth here, so…Aug 9, 2016Aug 9, 2016
John HamerlinckManaging LearningAs far as I know, most college and university courses currently use some type of web-based platform known as a Learning Management System…Aug 4, 2016Aug 4, 2016
John HamerlinckThe First Step to Transformative Change in Higher Education: Let’s Get Over OurselvesAs someone who works in higher education, and has worked in and with colleges for over a decade, I am constantly amazed that there isn’t a…Jul 15, 2016Jul 15, 2016
John HamerlinckLeadership And Social ChangeI write about leadership for social change, and periodically find myself in conversations with people on the subject. It amazes me how many…Apr 26, 2016Apr 26, 2016
John HamerlinckinStudent VoicesUnderstanding the “Open” in OERThere is a considerable amount of conversation in higher education circles about Open Educational Resources (OER). So far, the conversation…Jan 19, 2016Jan 19, 2016
