Presidents Forum outlines higher ed innovations for next POTUS

Presidents Forum outlines higher ed innovations for next POTUS

by Presidents Forum | Oct 7, 2024 | Innovation, Outcomes and Accountability, Policy

Who We Are Newsroom Presidents Forum outlines higher ed innovations for next POTUS Why it matters Higher Education has struggled to adapt to changing student demographics and needs, emerging technologies, and effective distance education options. The new presidential...
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The world and the workplace are changing. At the Presidents Forum, we believe that higher education must keep pace. That’s why we were formed in 2002, and why we continue our work to this day to reinvent higher education through innovation to benefit all student learners.

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The world and the workplace are changing. At the Presidents Forum, we believe that higher education must keep pace. That’s why we were formed in 2002, and why we continue our work to this day to reinvent higher education through innovation to benefit all student learners.

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