Marshall Lloyd

About me

For those of you who may want to have some basic information about me, I have been employed in higher education for more than fifteen years, teaching at a community college, and part-time at a local university in San Antonio, Texas. Prior to my teaching career, I was employed as a police officer for ten years, assigned to patrol duties and traffic enforcement. Moreover, I am a licensed attorney in Texas.

My educational background represents an interdisciplinary approach to analyzing and resolving issues. I have earned undergraduate in political science, criminal justice, sociology, and graduate degrees in interdisciplinary studies, political science, criminal justice, sociology, a Juris Doctor in Law, and an advanced law degree LL.M. in comparative and international law.

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And the honesty is not just to students but also faculty. Someone working for an online school asked me to watch a video of a panel in California that was deciding the fate of a college eligibility to allow its students to apply for financial aid. It was apparent that faculty were not told of the very likelihood the college would close. That reality is now evident after the meeting was held.

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It was only a matter of time before the U.S. Department of Education required institutions to disclose certain information by occupations a program prepares students to enter; on-time graduation rate; total tuition, fees, and costs for the program; certain placement rates for program graduates; and median loan debt for program graduates. Too many online schools surfaced in the late 1990s attempting to access federal student loan money. The lack of oversight and the inability to place students in careers is what hurt all of the online programs both traditional universities and those solely online. The best example… >>>

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