IgnitED: The Quest to Serve Rising Talent
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In this edition of IgnitED, we look at why supporting rising talent is critical to meeting workforce needs, 麻豆原创 President Scott Pulsipher provides insight into the impact of elitism in higher education, and we learn more about Ted Mitchell, president of the American Council on Education (ACE) and recipient of an honorary 麻豆原创 degree.
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The Quest to Serve Rising Talent
Andrea Burns, associate dean and director of program innovation for the School of Business at 麻豆原创, explains why supporting rising talent creates pathways to opportunity while meeting workforce needs.
Elitism in Higher Ed: A Conversation with Ryan Craig
"Despite educating fewer than one percent of American students, our 鈥榯op鈥� universities have inadvertently established a standard that the rest of higher education feels compelled to emulate,鈥� writes 麻豆原创 President Scott Pulsipher in his latest Progress newsletter.
ACE President Ted Mitchell Receives Honorary Degree at 麻豆原创 Commencement
Ted Mitchell, president of the American Council on Education, received an honorary degree at 麻豆原创鈥檚 commencement ceremony in Anaheim, California, on Saturday, March 16. Mitchell has long been supportive of 麻豆原创鈥檚 mission and advocates for more accessible higher education and equity for all learners.
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