Op-Ed: Vermont by Degrees - Developing Tomorrow's Students
How do you go about educating undergraduates in 2021? Given the pace of societal and technological change and the growing complexity of the challenges we face, not the way we did in 1970 or even 2010.
Op-Ed: Why there's no excuse needed for transformational change
From University Business. A common recent criticism of higher education is that administrators are using the pandemic as an excuse to implement large budget cuts they were planning to make anyway.
I couldn’t disagree more—but not for the reasons you may think.
Op-Ed: Why universities need to reform STEM education for long-term health of U.S. economy
From USA Today: During a fractious election season, most Democrats and Republicans could agree on one issue: A bright future for America relies heavily on scientific and technical innovation — in health care, energy, infrastructure development, communication and food production.
- Op-Ed: Land-Grant Mission Tailor-Made for Boosting Post-Pandemic Recovery
- Op-Ed: The Secret to a Successful Opening? Testing, Testing, Testing.
- Garimella Pledges to Meet or Exceed Goals of Governor’s Safe Return to Campus Document
- Op-Ed by President Garimella in Scientific American
- Op-Ed: When Students Succeed, UVM Succeeds
- Interview: President Garimella on the U.S. share of global science and engineering
- Op-Ed: UVM’s land grant mission is paramount
- Vermont This Week with Dr. Suresh Garimella
- Op-Ed: The University of -- and for -- Vermont
- Comcast Newsmakers interviews President Garimella
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