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Earlier this year, Inside Higher Ed presented a webcast that explored 1) public perceptions of higher education’s value and 2) attempts to redefine value in ways that center access, completion and student success. 

Turns out, there was a lot to say. So we’re continuing the conversation with another webcast. We’re leaning into student success this time around because there’s so much happening in this space across higher education. 

Join Inside Higher Ed Senior Editor Colleen Flaherty and a panel of higher education experts for a thoughtful discussion on efforts from policymakers and colleges that reflect a broader commitment to centering value in higher education and to growing public trust and confidence in the role colleges and universities play in expanding opportunity. 

Among other ideas, we’ll discuss:

  • State and federal policy initiatives and ideas that center student success and measurable outcomes for students
  • College- and university-level efforts and ideas for promoting student success, across its dimensions
  • How Louisiana is boosting entry-level math course completion rates
  • Why campus leaders in Texas are warming to a new performance-based funding model
  • How colleges and universities are helping to demystify the transfer process
  • Strategies for re-enrolling stopped out students

Prior to the webcast, make sure to download and explore the newly-published booklet.

Wednesday, December 4 | 2 p.m. E.T.

Focus on Action: What Policymakers and Colleges Are Doing to Promote Student Success

PANELISTS

Colleen Flaherty
Senior Editor of Special Content at 
Inside Higher Ed

Colleen Flaherty, Senior Editor of Special Content, previously served as Student Voice Editor for Inside Higher Ed. Prior to joining the publication in 2012, Colleen was military editor at the Killeen Daily Herald, outside Fort Hood, Texas. Before that, she covered government and land use issues for the Greenwich Time and Hersam Acorn Newspapers in her home state of Connecticut. After graduating from McGill University in Montreal with a degree in English literature, Colleen taught English and English as a second language in public schools in the Bronx, New York. She earned her M.S.Ed. from City University of New York Lehman College as part of the New York City Teaching Fellows program.

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