Association of Community College Trustees
Episodes
Tuesday Jan 08, 2019
Tuesday Jan 08, 2019
Aspen Institute Vice President and College Excellence Program Founder and Executive Director Josh Wyner leads a discussion among four community college chief executives about what boards can and should do to get the most out of their institutions’ presidents. Panelists include Bunker Hill Community College President Pam Eddinger; Alamo College District Chancellor Mike Flores; Montgomery College President DeRionne Pollard; and Florida College System Chancellor Madeline M. Pumariega.
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Tuesday Jan 01, 2019
Tuesday Jan 01, 2019
ACCT President and CEO Noah Brown talks with Allan Golston, president of the United States Program at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Deanna Mulligan, president and CEO at The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America about leadership, philanthropy, and corporate partnerships with community colleges. This podcast was recorded at the Annual ACCT Leadership Congress in New York City.
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Tuesday Dec 25, 2018
Tuesday Dec 25, 2018
Top global tech firm executives from Cisco, IBM and Lenovo discuss the critical and accelerating role community colleges are playing to support workforce needs. Today's technology field is faced with hundreds of thousands of unfilled positions—and the number is growing as talent needs outpace available skilled employees. Wake Technical Community College Trustee Tom Looney facilitates a conversation among three top technology sector executives: Lenovo Data Center Group Vice President for Development and Quality Beverly Crair; IBM Vice President for Education Grace Suh; and Cisco RTP Site Executive and Vice President of Trustworthy Systems Engineering Ed Paradise.
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Tuesday Dec 18, 2018
Tuesday Dec 18, 2018
Dr. Sara Goldrick-Rab has long championed community colleges and their students. The self-proclaimed “scholar-activist” has well known among higher education leaders for stubbornly refusing to let unmet basic student needs go unaddressed any longer, and for being the engine behind research into homelessness, hunger, mental illness and other issues that can affect academic progress and completion. In this podcast, Jacob Bray, David Conner and Indya Rogers from ACCT talk to Goldrick-Rab about what inspired her to become a figurehead for this groundbreaking movement in higher education, what can be done to help students in the short and long terms, and what’s next for #RealCollege.
Goldrick-Rab is Professor of Higher Education Policy and Sociology at Temple University and founder of the Hope Center for College, Community and Justice in Philadelphia, as well as founder of the Wisconsin HOPE Lab. She has authored and co-authored several research papers in collaboration with ACCT, and she was named a 2018 Carnegie Fellow in recognition of her pioneering work. For more information, visit saragoldrickrab.com.
Related resources from ACCT:
- Hungry and Homeless in College: Results from a National Study of Basic Needs Insecurity in Higher Education
- Too Distressed to Learn? Mental Health Among Community College Students
- Hungry to Learn: Addressing Food and Housing Insecurity Among Undergraduates
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Tuesday Dec 11, 2018
Tuesday Dec 11, 2018
Sara Goldrick-Rab leads a discussion on the challenges of food and housing insecurity facing community college students and efforts to address those challenges. Presidents from three Texas community colleges discuss approaches from three different perspectives—a large urban district, a moderate-sized college in a borderland, and a rural college in the Panhandle. Panelists include: Sara Goldrick-Rab, Professor of Higher Education and Sociology at Temple University and Founder of the Wisconsin HOPE Lab; Amarillo College President Russell Lowery Hart; Dallas Community College District Chancellor Joe May; and El Paso Community College President William Serrata.
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