Establishing a Transfer Culture: Facilitating Movement from Two- to Four-Year Higher Ed
—Co-written with Laura Latimer | Assistant Vice President of Community Engagement Services, College...
Juanita Chrysanthou | Vice President of Student Affairs, College of Southern Nevada
—Co-written with Laura Latimer | Assistant Vice President of Community Engagement Services, College...
Audrey Penner | President, Northern College
By creating more formalized partnerships between two-year colleges and four-year universities,...
Heather Adams | Director of the UCLA Transfer and Non-Traditional Student Program, UC Los Angeles
Enabling a smooth transition for new transfer students can be a challenge for institutional...
Anant Agarwal | Founder and CEO, edX
MOOCs are more than freemium and glamor projects for universities. These offerings are creating...
Susan Barker | Vice Provost of Student Experience, University of Calgary
Given the changing demand of students, institutions must work to better respond to their stated...
Michele Siqueiros | President, Campaign for College Opportunity
California’s community college and CSU four-year campuses need to do much more to improve transfer...
Matthew Prineas | Provost and Vice President-Academic, Athabasca University
Making open educational resources available to students at a large scale requires a high level of...
Lack of access to high-quality postsecondary education often creates a barrier to economic growth...
Sherry Yuan Hunter | Associate Registrar, University of Toronto Mississauga
The registrar’s office is central to the operations of many universities and typically serves as a...
Janice Deakin | Provost and Vice President of Academics, Western University
By prioritizing the student experience and understanding and responding to the demands of today’s...
Cathy Sandeen | President, CSU East Bay
College ratings and rankings, especially those that focus on affordability, are providing students...
Two-year colleges are already laser-focused on student preparedness, experience and success but...