Modern Campus
Illumination by Modern Campus
A higher education podcast focused on the transformation of the higher ed landscape. Speaking with college and university leaders, this podcast talks about the trends, ideas and opportunities that are shaping the future of higher education, and provides best practices and advice that leaders can apply to their own institutions.
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Jeet Joshee (California State University - Long Beach) On How Ideas in Higher Ed Evolve Over Time 10.06.2022 27:07
On this episode of the Illumination podcast, host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Jeet Joshee, Associate Vice President and Dean of California State University, Long Beach. The two discuss the continuing education trends Joshee has seen in the last decade and whether CE units should be centralized.
Anne Innis (University of Utah) On How Higher Ed Can Help Underserved Communities 03.06.2022 26:48
On this episode of the Illumination podcast, host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Anne Innis, Senior Director of Academic and Professional Programs at the University of Utah. The two discuss that responsibility to serve historically underserved communities and how institutions can properly assess the performance of a continuing education unit.
Maria Anguiano (Arizona State University) on How New Technologies Can Transform Higher Education 27.05.2022 23:24
On today’s episode, Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Maria Anguiano, Executive Vice President of Learning Enterprise at Arizona State University. They discuss why more and more institutions are shifting their focus to a lifelong learning model, and how technologies like augmented and virtual reality could be the next step in accessible learning.
Jill Pippin (SUNY - Oswego) On Why Continuing Education Has to Target the Right Audience 20.05.2022 17:53
On this episode of the Illumination podcast, host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Jill Pippin, Dean of Extended Learning at State University of New York at Oswego. The two discuss the importance of defining what a continuing education unit’s mission and vision, and how institutions of all sizes can use CE methods to develop for-credit programming.
Lauren Taylor (Peak Education) On How Institutions Can Better Reach and Support Digital Natives 12.05.2022 22:01
On this episode, The EvoLLLution Editor-in-Chief and Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Lauren Taylor, Director of Programs and Systems at Peak Education. The two discuss research Taylor recently published with Modern Campus on how Peak Education is using Modern Campus Signal Vine two-way text messaging to improve student GPA, and how meeting students where they are—on their phones—can...
Dennis Di Lorenzo (RIT Certified) On Why The Degree Doesn’t Have as Much Sway As It Used To 06.05.2022 30:04
On this week’s episode of Illumination, host Amrit Ahluwalia is joined by Dennis Di Lorenzo, a Higher Education Consultant and Chief Business Officer of RIT Certified — the Rochester Institute of Technology’s upcoming microcredential arm. Recorded live at this year’s UPCEA conference in Orlando, Florida, the two discuss the development of an alternative credentialing model and how continuing ed ca...
David Schejbal (Excelsior College) On How Continuing Education Can Take Center Stage 22.04.2022 21:19
Colleges and universities that have adopted continuing ed as a tool for reskilling learners have a choice to make. 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 conf...
Gary Matkin (University of California Irvine) on How Continuing Education Must Continue to Evolve 15.04.2022 25:39
Corporate partnerships are one of the driving forces behind continuing education. They help prepare students for workforce expectations and guide instructors in developing curriculum in line with current employer needs. Since the internet came into the higher ed picture, multiple generations have used the web to advance their education and have had their learning experiences shaped by tech. Ga...
Connor O'Sullivan (Lone Star College) on How Continuing Ed Can Share its Resources With a Non-Student Population 08.04.2022 21:48
Community colleges and continuing education divisions are integral to developing a community—and the people who live in it. Fast track training and entry level workforce training that can be finished in a semester or less are driving development to new levels. In this week’s episode of the Illumination podcast, Connor O’Sullivan, Executive Director of Continuing Education at Lone Star College, c...
Mike Frasciello (Syracuse University's College of Professional Studies) on How Continuing Ed Can Revitalize Local Communities 01.04.2022 20:54
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 Illuminati...
Michael Cunningham (National University System) on Higher Ed’s Answer to The Subscription Service Model 25.03.2022 21:04
Giving students options, developed in partnership with thought leaders and industry experts, will better prepare them for the future of work, and give them the skills they need to succeed right out the gate. 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,...
Angie Kamath (NYU School of Professional Studies) On What Higher Ed Is Doing Around The World To Improve Student Outcomes 18.03.2022 24:22
A school is more than what happens within its walls, or even around its campus. Considering what a school does beyond what is expected, how it impacts the community that built it and the world that it aspires to change is a challenging yet critical task. 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 studen...
Luke Dowden (Alamo Colleges District) on How Experiential Learning Can Attract Students 11.03.2022 32:12
EvoLLLution Editor-in-Chief and Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia chats with Luke Dowden, the Chief Online Learning Officer and Associate Vice Chancellor at Alamo Colleges District, at the IMS Global Credentials Summit in Georgia. Putting an emphasis on experiential learning, networking, and accessibility can help provide a top-quality education without the need to spend thousands.
Stephanie Geyer (University of Montana) on How Personalization is Paving the Way For Better Student Engagement 04.03.2022 27:29
Stephanie Geyer, the Director of Digital Strategy and Innovation at the University of Montana, sits down with Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia to chat about digital marketing personalization in a postsecondary environment, and share advice for marketing professionals whose work may be overlooked. Finding new ways to attract future students requires meeting them where they are, online, but also m...
Tom Cavanagh on How Focusing On Non-Degree Programs Can Revolutionize a Community 25.02.2022 27:43
Tom Cavanagh, Vice Provost for Digital Learning at the University of Central Florida, sits down with Illumination host Amrit Ahluwalia, to talk about the differences between in-person and virtual conferences, the relationships public universities have with their communities. How a higher ed operates its continuing ed department can be tricky. The right balance between generating revenue and ser...
Don Tracy (Austin Community College) on the U.S. Prison System and Community College Partnerships 18.02.2022 27:33
Don Tracy, the Director of Corporate and Community Education at Austin Community College, joined host Amrit Ahluwalia on episode 30 of Illumination , recorded live at the NCCET conference in Austin, Texas, to talk about the prison education system in the United States, and American community colleges. Inmates are coming out better prepared to rejoin society thanks to ACC’s partnership with local...
Mark Koulianos (University of South Florida) on what higher ed can learn from corporate culture - Recorded live at NCCET 11.02.2022 32:31
Students returning to school to up-skill or re-skill can take what they’ve already learned in the workforce and apply it to furthering their education. At the same time, businesses can partner with schools to develop programs with the right faculty to give students the best education possible. Mark Koulianos, Executive Director of Corporate Training and Professional Education at the University of...
Frank Cappadocia (Humber College) on Startup Culture in Higher Ed 04.02.2022 27:20
Just as startup companies are fighting for our attention and dollars by constantly innovating and adapting, so too must higher education. Competition and creative “borrowing” of ideas drives innovation and produces better outcomes for students. On the latest episode of the Illumination Podcast, The EvoLLLution's Editor-in-Chief, Amrit Ahluwalia, sits down with Frank Cappadocia, the inaugura...
Ian Allen (University of New Brunswick) on Prioritizing Continuing Ed 28.01.2022 23:20
Postsecondary institutions are no longer exclusively marketing themselves towards teenagers fresh out of high school. They’re realizing that there are thousands of potential students who have already been working for years, and who want to further develop their skills, or re-tool themselves to switch careers. On the latest episode of the Illumination Podcast , The EvoLLLution’s Editor-in-Chief, A...
Karen Pedersen (K-State Global) 21.01.2022 25:32
On this episode, Karen Pedersen, Dean of Global Campus at Kansas State University talks about the evolution of online and professional education, and emerging trends higher education can expect to see as we head into a new normal.
Joe Sallustio (Lindenwood Global) 14.01.2022 20:11
In this episode we're joined by Joe Sallustio, incoming Senior Vice President for Lindenwood Global at Lindenwood University and co-founder and host of The EdUp Experience podcast. Joe chats about the process of launching a new division within a historic institution, and reflects on how higher education leaders can innovate from inside the sometimes static walls of a postsecondary institution...
Erika Warning-Meyer (Nicolet College) 07.01.2022 18:10
In this episode, Erika Warning-Meyer, Vice President of Enrollment and Student Affairs at Nicolet College, talks about the key role Student Affairs plays within the institution and how to create an environment around lifelong learning.
Steve Pratt (Cytiva Vancouver) 10.12.2021 24:35
The workforce is looking to fill its talent pipeline. Modern learners are looking for fast and efficient ways to upskill and reskill to stay relevant in the job market. 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.
Angela Kersenbrock (The Community College Baccalaureate Association) 03.12.2021 20:19
Increasing access to baccalaureate degree attainment is a new mission of higher education, and it’s gaining traction across the country. 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.
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