They discuss Cortez’s career transition and how intuitions can better create accessible spaces for non-traditional learners. 

They can either embrace the new model of education and do what is best for students and the community, or they can stick with the old and try to boost their rankings by getting as many applications as possible.   

On this episode of Illumination, recorded live at UPCEA’s 2022 conference in Orlando, host Amrit Ahluwalia chats with David Schejbal,  President of Excelsior College, about the choices institutions have around CE and how global issues are impacting curriculum development.  

Gary Matkin, Dean of the Division of Continuing Education and Vice Provost of the Division of Career Pathways at the University of California Irvine, joined Illumination podcast host Amrit Ahluwalia live at the 2022 UPCEA Annual Conference to discuss the internet’s use in higher ed and how corporate partners are benefiting most from continuing education.  

In this week’s episode of the Illumination podcast, Connor O’Sullivan, Executive Director of Continuing Education at Lone Star College, chats with host Amrit Ahluwalia about the role continuing ed plays in a community engagement mission, and how institutions can better create visibility around their communal impacts. 

Continuing education can act as a gateway for the public to access a college or university. It's crucial for CE leaders to understand and engage with people who live in the area, feel the beat of the community and respond accordingly with programming that the residents find valuable.  

Continuing ed can be the bridge between a community and an institution.  

On today’s episode of Illumination, Michael Frasciello, Dean of the College of Professional Studies at Syracuse University, talks with host Amrit Ahluwalia about how CE units can help their institutions achieve their mission and attract partnerships with local employers.  

Michael Cunningham, Chancellor and CEO of National University System sits down with Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia to discuss schools adoption rates of upskilling or reskilling programs, the 60 year curriculum, and how schools could adopt a subscription model.  

Finding the right was to both manage an institution and impact social change is a balancing act of sorts, but one that can lead to better student outcomes and a better world.

EvoLLLution Editor-in-Chief and Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Angie Kamath, Dean of the New York University School of Professional Studies. The two discuss the obstacles leaders of continuing education face, and how schools can make a significant social impact, locally and around the world. 

Putting an emphasis on experiential learning, networking, and accessibility can help provide a top-quality education without the need to spend thousands. 

Finding new ways to attract future students requires meeting them where they are, online, but also making a personalized connection. 

How a higher ed operates its continuing ed department can be tricky. The right balance between generating revenue and serving students interest needs to be met, as well as bettering the community around the school. 

Inmates are coming out better prepared to rejoin society thanks to ACC’s partnership with local prisons. Tracy also discusses how similar practices can be applied to some of the biggest companies on earth. 

On the latest episode of the Illumination Podcast, The EvoLLLution’s Editor-in-Chief, Amrit Ahluwalia, sat down with Ian Allen, Executive Director of the College of Extended Learning at the University of New Brunswick, to discuss this wake up call for new learning models.

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On this episode, with Steve Pratt, Head of Engineering at Cytiva Vancouver, talks about the employer perspective on the current labor market and how to create a lifelong learning ecosystem fit for the modern learner.  

On this episode, Angela Kersenbrock, President of The Community College Baccalaureate Association, talks about the value of baccalaureate degrees in the community college and how to create access to these degrees to drive socioeconomic mobility.  

On this episode, Kasey Urquidez, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Dean of Undergraduate Admission at University of Arizona, talks about new approaches to enrollment management that meet the demands and expectations of modern learners. 

On this episode, Sasha Thackberry, Associate Vice Chancellor of Learning Experience Design Innovation at National University, talks about destigmatizing Continuing Education to create a more collaborative institution, and future trends CE leaders should keep an eye on.

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On this episode, a panel of presidents across the higher ed space share their insights on the next normal and how institutions can build a strategy to drive success and growth. 

On this episode, Mark Leuba, Vice President for Product Management at IMS Global Learning Consortium, talks about the current state of credentialing and how to drive student success with innovation.

On this episode, Anton Reece, President of West Kentucky Community and Technical College, talks about the impact of Student Affairs and Continuing Education divisions have on student retention, and how to bring intentionality into your engagement strategy. 

On this episode, Eric Hazen, Web Marketing Manager at Ferris State University, talks about the digital experience modern learners expect and how to launch and scale personalization to drive revenue and enrollment growth. 

On this episode, Kristine Collins, Assistant Dean of Academic Programs in the School of Continuing Studies at University of Toronto, talks about microcredentials and how to leverage CE division’s expertise to launch and scale them successfully.

On this episode, Nicole Cobb, Dean of Workforce Solutions at Jefferson Community and Technical College, talks about the significance of workforce development and how to create a seamless collaboration across the institution. 

This episode features  Aaron Brower, Executive Director of Extended Campus and Senior Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs, University of Wisconsin System and Ryan Specht-Boardman, Program Manager of the UW Flexible Option at University of Wisconsin Extended Campus.

Aaron and Ryan talk about the stackable, mix-and-match vision of higher education and how to embrace a more student-centered approach to lifelong engagement of education and training.  

On this episode, Vincent Del Casino, Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs at San Jose State University, talks about the importance of delivering a personalized experience and how to reinvent learner pathways. 

 On this episode, Jon Hinderliter, Director of Marketing and Communications of University College at Washington University St.Louis, talks about adopting 21st century marketing best practices in higher ed to meet the needs of modern learners.

On this episode, Sanjit Sethi, President at Minneapolis College of Art and Design, talks about the core fallacies shaping the higher education space and how we can create a more accessible future. 

On this episode, Michael Baston, President at Rockland Community College, talks about the evolving role of community colleges and democratizing Workforce Development to help drive socioeconomic growth.

On this episode, Nicole Westrick, Associate Vice Provost at Temple University talks about the state of Continuing Education and how to adapt a more centralized approach to create more accessible and flexible education.

On this episode, Jessica Moran,  Dean of Instruction for Los Banos Campus, and Off Campus Centers at Merced College talks about getting learners back into the workforce and the critical role Continuing Education plays in executing on this mission. 

On this episode, Tanya Zlateva, Dean of the Metropolitan College and Extended Education at Boston University, talks about traditional departments adopting an online and professional education approach, and building effective collaborations with faculty. 

On this episode, Enrique Jasso, Associate Director of Texas Health Education Services and Vaughn Shinkus, Assistant Vice President and Senior Consultant at Ruffalo Noel Levitz talk about how to leverage digital resources to attract and retain students, and how personalization plays a major role.