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Op-eds
Four Ways Congress Can Help A New Generation of Students
Source: Real Clear Education
Julie Peller’s latest op-ed discusses ways policymakers can better align federal policy to ensure the success of today’s students.
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Workforce Development in 2019: U.S. Policy and Practice
Source: Training Industry
In an interview with Training Industry, Emily Bouck West argues that stakeholders and policymakers should work to build stronger linkages between the higher education and workforce systems.
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College students of the future could get their career prep from private companies, not universities
Julie Peller was quoted in Market Watch where she argued that the current higher education system is not designed to reflect the demographics of today’s college students.
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College Completion Rates Are Up, But The Numbers Will Still Surprise You
Source: NPR
Julie Peller was quoted in an NPR segment on college completion, where she argued that today’s students need to not only complete, but also see an economic return on their postsecondary degree or credential.
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5 ideas for change in higher ed from SXSW EDU
Source: Education Dive
Julie Peller participated in a panel at SXSW EDU where she discussed why it is critical for policymakers and institutions of higher education to better understand the evolving needs of today’s students.
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Can they find common ground on HEA?
Source: Community College Daily
Julie Peller was on a panel at the Inside Higher Education Leadership Series event, where she discussed challenges Congress may encounter while working toward comprehensive HEA reauthorization.
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Overhauling Rules for Higher Ed
Source: Inside Higher Ed
Julie Peller was quoted in Inside Higher Ed on the Department of Education’s intention to encourage more innovation in higher education without addressing the quality of such programs.
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Cutting Oversight of Accreditation Will Spur Innovation, Education Dept. Says. Critics Say Not So Fast.
Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education
Julie Peller was quoted in the Chronicle of Higher Education. She argued that the U.S. Department of Education is raising the right questions during negotiated rulemaking on accreditation and innovation, but there must be a strong focus on measuring quality and student outcomes.