The great part of a website like this is finding other people and organizations who get what It's All Academic is about: true educational reform highlighted through humor and creativity.  I'll list on this page those kindred spirits and organizations. 

I hope it is a constantly growing list as these connections are typically coming from responses to the blog and website.

American College of the Building Arts -- See January 3, 2011, blog for my initial discovery of one of America's most innovative institutions.

The Cronk of Higher Education -- See December 18, 2010, blog for my first reference to this hilarious satirical look of higher education.

David Brooks -- See January 21, 2011, blog for a brief discussion of Brooks' excellent editorial regarding the controversy surrounding Amy Chua's recent book.

Gaye Tuchman -- See January 25, 2011, blog for a link to Tuchman's book that clearly shows that not-for-profit institutional scorn for the for-profit model of education is at times hypocritical.

February 2011 Pathways to Prosperity report --Harvard Graduate School of Education Report suggesting among many points that perhaps a four-year degree is not the right goal for everyone.  See February 4, 2011, blog.

Ken Bain -- See May 20, 2011,  blog for discussion of his fantastic book, What the Best College Teachers Do.  Ideally, future blogs will elaborate more on other aspects of his argument.

Anthony Grafton and James Grafton from the American Historical Association  -- See October 3, 2011, blog for discussion about giving history PhD graduates a more accurate view of career options.

Skip Downing and the On Course Program -- See July 25, 2012, blog for discussion about this in-depth program for engaging and empowering students more.