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At this unique moment in history, with the pandemic disrupting universities’ operating models, and record unemployment, higher education leaders have been forced to grapple with difficult questions about their current and future role in society.
The First-Generation, Lower Income Consortium (FGLI) and Mentor Collective are bringing together senior educators during a virtual roundtable focused on developing actionable strategies to adopt in a new era of higher education.
We recognize that universities face unprecedented disruption, significant uncertainty, and increased skepticism toward college value. Strategies for student engagement are continually shifting, forcing institutions to confront further inclusion and equity gaps and build a student community in a world of more physical distancing.
Dr. Melissa Gilliam Vice Provost, University of Chicago |
Dr. Khristina Gonzalez Associate Dean, Director of Programs for Access & Inclusion Princeton University |
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Dr. April M. Ruiz |
Susie Brubaker-Cole |
We know intimate gatherings are a powerful tool to connect solution-driven ideas, actions, and people in meaningful ways. We also believe the best answers are always in the room and we know your insight will bring an incomparable perspective to the dialogue.
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