Best Practices for Expanding Pathways to Success

Best Practices for Expanding Pathways to Success

by Presidents Forum | Oct 10, 2024 | Underserved Communities

By Madeline Pumariega, Miami Dade College In today’s knowledge economy it is our responsibility as education leaders to ensure that every student, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to achieve their academic and career goals. While education is often...
Empowering working learners with President Mark Milliron

Empowering working learners with President Mark Milliron

by Presidents Forum | Sep 16, 2024 | Underserved Communities

Who We Are Newsroom Empowering working learners with President Mark Milliron Why it matters These steps could create a more inclusive higher education landscape, better serving all students: • Recognition: Acknowledge diverse student populations, including working...
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Updating Military Education Benefits Key to Recruitment, Retention, and National Security By: Meg O’Grady

by Presidents Forum | Sep 13, 2024 | Underserved Communities

Who We Are Newsroom Updating Military Education Benefits Key to Recruitment, Retention, and National Security By: Meg O’Grady Why it matters Military education benefits are crucial for recruitment, retention, and transition of service members. Without updated...
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