Kentucky News - October 12, 2012

State:

• University of Louisville Hospital closing in on deal with partner (Business First of Louisville)
• Ky. community college returning funds to state (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Dr. Kleber to lecture on history of MSU, Oct. 18 (Morehead State University)
• Mearns talks with students, faculty on listening tour (The Northerner)
• College instructors 'flipping' courses, making homework classwork (CincySchoolZone)
• UofL trustees authorize next step to seek hospital partner (The Lane Report)
• Testing practices not in compliance at adult education program, college commended for quick action (The Lane Report)
• New NKU president to share vision for future at chamber breakfast (The Lane Report)
• EKU math transition program reducing need for developmental courses, cuts student costs (The Lane Report)
• Tanguay named interim director of UofL Autism Center at Kosair Charities (The Lane Report)
• Retiring NKU president gets $287K and perks (Business First of Louisville)

National:

• MOOCs and the Rest of 'Online' (Inside Higher Ed)
• More Student Data Would Inform Teaching, Report Says (Education Week)
• MyEdu Unveils Programs to Bridge Gap Between Employers and Students (The Chronicle of Higher Ed)
• Computerized GED test gets tryout in Wyoming (Trib.com)