Leading Through Change

Leading Through Change

Leading Through Change

The big picture

Presidential transitions create both challenges and opportunities for higher education policy.

Why it matters

The Presidents Forum can shape policy to better serve working learners during this transition period.

Key priorities:

  • Develop actionable recommendations to reduce regulatory burden
  • Champion innovative approaches to education delivery
  • Ensure equitable access and workforce alignment

The bottom line

The Forum’s practical expertise positions it as a crucial voice for underserved learners during this transitional period.

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