Googling the NBOE

I noticed that SRU no longer lists the NBOE on their website. So I googled it. Here are the results.

Article from the ODA about the NBOE

When you go to the NBOE site the misspell Authentication to be Athentication. Maybe this is a spelling I have never heard of. We all know my spelin stinks! They no longer mention anything about being the Accredidation body for Liberia either.

Here is a website all in Spanish (I think) listing NBOE and Trinity.

This is fun, here's a "school" that says the NBOE is one of the leading accrediting body authorized by the government of The Republic of Liberia.

Enjoy!

 

SRU + NBOE

They still have those NBOE references tucked away: see http://saintregis.edu.lr/images/SRU_cert.jpg linked to the SRU accreditation page at http://saintregis.edu.lr/accreditation.htm.

I have the impression that SRU has generally been low-key about displaying info about NBOE since the certificate in the above link also says that NBOE operates SRU.

SRU mentions NBOE on an interesting page here: http://saintregis.edu.lr/faculty%20professor%20program.htm. The page includes a description of the amount of work associated with a "Course" at SRU and the role of a faculty member. Here are some selections (fair use under copyright law):

Each course should be about 10 days of study. Include all recommended reading and assignments...

Provide enough content to provide a study time of about 1 hour per day per course...

SRU will also name you as the Head of your Department...

If you are pursuing a Doctorate Degree, [through SRU] the completion of the project [the creation of a course] may be accepted as your research project/dissertation.

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Other than the time K. De Ley purchased the domain diplomamill.com and used it to redirect to his Capitol U. scam, I can't recall an instance of a purported 'university' defining itself quite so clearly.

 

that SRU link...

...should be http://saintregis.edu.lr/faculty%20professor%20program.htm without a period at the end. (Sorry.)

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I don't know how I missed that....

 

Re: that SRU link...

It appears to be gone already...

 

underscoring the point

Agile, those SRU web masters!

The link to the page of interest is contained in the SRU faq page
http://saintregis.edu.lr/faq.htm
and is a few lines below the "What about teaching opportunities and professorships?" heading.

The new file/URL has an underscore as the first character:
http://saintregis.edu.lr/_faculty%20professor%20program.htm

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