At Di Tran University, Humanization is about leading with intention, humility, and purpose. This category highlights practices that transform everyday actions—like writing a meeting summary—into powerful tools for growth and leadership. From communication habits to self-discipline frameworks, these articles explore how to elevate your character, mindset, and relationships by putting the human back in hustle.
Learn how small acts like documentation, reflection, and respect can rewire your brain for long-term success—and why leaders who write are leaders who last.
A new U.S. Department of Education final rule changes federal recognition and student-disclosure rules for accreditation, transfer credit, and licensure information beginning July 1, 2027.
A new NCES request for information asks how federal education data should evolve, including privacy, burden, dissemination, partnerships, and future AI/SI use.
NIST’s NCCoE webinar on October 28 examines agent identity, authorization, DevSecOps, and accountability. Here is what the official project materials establish—and what they do not.
A new Federal Register notice sets the November 19–20, 2026 National Assessment Governing Board meeting schedule, public-access rules, written-comment route, and accommodation deadline.
A plain-language guide to the U.S. Department of Education’s October 26, 2026 NCEE Evaluation Studies system-of-records notice, its privacy boundaries, and the November 25 comment deadline.
A Vietnamese-born, Louisville-grown American story becomes a research-backed civic argument: America’s greatest strength is its people. Di Tran connects history, democracy, migration, work, psychology, mentorship, Humanization, and Louisville’s global character—while confronting the nation’s contradictions and defining greatness as a responsibility we earn together.
Research companion: From AI Talk to Accountable Creation examines the scientific evidence behind building, testing, and learning with AI, with seven scholarly sources and a downloadable 13-page working paper. A case study in human–AI collaboration, told through the requests, corrections, and design decisions behind a young creator’s apps. A finished game hides its history. Visitors … Read more
A Rotary Club of Louisville conversation with Dr. R. Charles ‘Charlie’ Moyer became a reflection on books, intellectual property, immigrant striving, and AI designed to preserve human dignity.
Six free action-first lessons: find a need, build a sample, check costs, write a clear offer, ask respectfully, and review what actually happened. Includes a cost calculator, staged fresh case, evidence review, and downloadable workbook.
Listen, agree, build, check, deliver, and improve. Six free lessons guide one useful service project from a person’s need to an honest evidence packet, with optional AI support, a fresh transfer case, a facilitator guide, and a downloadable workbook.
