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Reframing Risk: How (and Why) to Diversify Your STEM Enrollments

Despite investments in pipeline programs, increased access to upper-level math and science classes in secondary schools and the growing popularity of STEM careers, little progress has been made.

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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Being Native American on an HBCU Board of Trustees

Today, more than ever, the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) form a critical foundation preparing and supporting institutions of higher education to meet every changing demand of our society in this century.

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AP, High School Equity and College Admission

Ending college admissions testing is an imperfect solution for achieving higher education equity.

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Gen X and Millennial Community College Leaders Offer the Leadership of the Future

Many Gen X and Millennial leaders arrive in their roles via non-traditional pathways, are technologically astute and are more diverse than previous generations of community college presidents.

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Why are HBCUs the Only Institutions Included In the Discourse about Tuition-Free Community College?

It is important to keep in mind that HBCUs are not a monolith, much like spectrum of diverse institutions inclusive of Predominantly White Institutions (PWIs), with different missions and institutional selectivity.

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Ensuring Equity and Choice in the Future of Higher Education

The history of American higher education has been the story of an evolving system incorporating a growing number and diversity of students.

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Roueche Center Forum: Center for Community College Student Engagement Celebrates 20 Years

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Changing the Narrative Around Teaching and Learning

Equity efforts must extend into the classroom—and transform it.

Workforce Development

Economist Not Accurate in Criticism of Ivy Tech Community College

Developing an economy “built to last” is hard work. It was just a decade ago that numerous Indiana counties hit double digit unemployment rates during the Great Recession. We applauded the Indiana Economic Development Corp. and the local developers in our communities who attracted new jobs, regardless of their pay. These jobs augmented those provided […]

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A Simple Proposal to Revive the American Dream

During the industrial age, when high school was the gateway to the American dream, public-school systems covered the costs of earning a diploma. Today, however, as associate’s degrees have replaced high-school diplomas as the indispensable ticket into the middle class, families are forced to cover the costs of tuition and more. If the information-age economy […]

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Renaming to Lively Technical College is a Good, Necessary Step Forward

Congratulations to the Leon County School Board for taking a significant step into the future by the simple renaming of Lively Technical Center. Its new name is Lively Technical College, a distinction that tells students it’s a new day. Read More

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