What is wonkhe?
wonkhe (pronounced wonk-y) is a new blog for higher education wonks (self-defined or not) and those who work in the HE sector and like to write, read and discuss everything HE. It is a place that will allow the free exchange of ideas and opinion in an open and constructive way. All of our contributors have day jobs, but they post here in their personal capacity. This blog is not partisan and not aligned to any particular policies, politics or interests. If you’d like to contribute, please get in touch with Mark Leach, the Editor in Chief at: info at wonkhe dot com.
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Mark is founder and Editor in Chief of Wonkhe
Wonkhe (pronounced wonky) is a new blog for higher education wonks (self-defined or not) and those who work in the HE sector and like to write, read and discuss everything HE.
It is a place that will allow the free exchange of ideas and opinion in an open and constructive way.
All of our contributors have day jobs, but they post here in their personal capacity. This blog is not partisan and not aligned to any particular policies, politics or interests. If you'd like to contribute, please get in touch with Mark Leach, the Editor in Chief at: info at wonkhe dot com.
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