Radio Higher Ed

By Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Elise Scanlon

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What's Radio Higher Ed about?

Seasoned post secondary education leaders Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Elise Scanlon provide credible, relevant, and current analysis and commentary on higher education issues and policies.

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Radio Higher Ed episodes:

11.29.2017
Martha Kanter: The Promise of the College Promise Campaign
Martha Kanter, former U.S. Under Secretary with oversight responsibility for Continue reading Martha Kanter: The Promise of the College Promise Campaign→
06.14.2017
Author’s Series – Jeffrey Selingo: There is Life After College
Jeff Selingo, who has written about higher education for two Continue reading Author’s Series – Jeffrey Selingo: There is Life After College→
03.21.2017
William Herbert: A Primer on Unionization and Collective Bargaining in U.S. Higher Education Institutions
This primer on collective bargaining in higher education traces historical Continue reading William Herbert: A Primer on Unionization and Collective Bargaining in U.S. Higher Education Institutions→
01.19.2017
Aimee Guidera and Mamie Voight on Federal Unit Records: Use of Student Unit Records Data to Improve Higher Education Outcomes
Aimee Guidera and Mamie Voight discuss their perspectives on the Continue reading Aimee Guidera and Mamie Voight on Federal Unit Records: Use of Student Unit Records Data to Improve Higher Education Outcomes→
12.15.2016
Direct Loan Servicing: Strengths and Weaknesses/The Borrower Perspective
Jennifer Wang, D.C. Office Director for The Institute for Continue reading Direct Loan Servicing: Strengths and Weaknesses/The Borrower Perspective→
11.26.2016
Federal Student Loan Servicing: Strengths and Weaknesses/Financial Aid Administrator Perspective
Justin Draeger, President of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Continue reading Federal Student Loan Servicing: Strengths and Weaknesses/Financial Aid Administrator Perspective→
09.21.2016
Federal Student Loan Servicing: A Podcast Primer
Ben Miller, Senior Director of Postsecondary Education at the Center Continue reading Federal Student Loan Servicing: A Podcast Primer→
06.23.2016
Sarah Flanagan on Federal unit records: Use of student unit records data to improve higher education outcomes.
Sarah Flanagan of NAICU brings Radio Higher Ed listeners Continue reading Sarah Flanagan on Federal unit records: Use of student unit records data to improve higher education outcomes.→
06.11.2016
Using Data to Improve Student Outcomes
Dr. Timothy M. Renick, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Continue reading Using Data to Improve Student Outcomes→
05.04.2016
Paul Lingenfelter on Federal unit records: Use of Student Unit Records Data to Improve Higher Education Outcomes
Paul Lingenfelter, former President of the State Higher Education Executive Continue reading Paul Lingenfelter on Federal unit records: Use of Student Unit Records Data to Improve Higher Education Outcomes→
02.21.2016
Million Missing Jobs: The Lingering Pain of the Great Recession
The director of the Center for Education and the Workforce Continue reading Million Missing Jobs: The Lingering Pain of the Great Recession→
01.07.2016
The Seven Futures of American Education, Teaching and Learning in a Screen Captured World
Author of, John Sener, discusses the impact of technology enabled Continue reading The Seven Futures of American Education, Teaching and Learning in a Screen Captured World→
10.27.2015
Tom Mortenson: The Impact of Financial Decisions on Access and Opportunity
Tom Mortenson discusses how U.S. education fiscal policies at the Continue reading Tom Mortenson: The Impact of Financial Decisions on Access and Opportunity→
10.04.2015
Deliverology in Practice: A Measured Approach to Realizing Success in Higher Education
Co-Author of Deliverology in Practice, Ellyn Artis discusses the promise Continue reading Deliverology in Practice: A Measured Approach to Realizing Success in Higher Education→
08.23.2015
Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education
Chris Chapman, CEO of Access Group puts a finer point Continue reading Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education→
08.05.2015
Accreditation: Will We Love It or Leave It or Reform it?
Four different perspectives on the strengths and challenges facing accreditation Continue reading Accreditation: Will We Love It or Leave It or Reform it?→
07.16.2015
Aspiring Adults Adrift: Tentative Transitions of College Graduates
Welcome to the first of Radio Higher Ed’s Author’s Series Continue reading Aspiring Adults Adrift: Tentative Transitions of College Graduates→
06.01.2015
Sarah Pingel and Brian Prescott: Principles for Use in Redesigning State Financial Aid
Sarah Pingel from Education Commission of the States (“ECS”) and Continue reading Sarah Pingel and Brian Prescott: Principles for Use in Redesigning State Financial Aid→
05.10.2015
Andrew Kelly: Completion, Costs and Value of a College Education
Author and Director of the Center on Higher Education Reform Continue reading Andrew Kelly: Completion, Costs and Value of a College Education→
03.22.2015
Martha Snyder: Setting A Context for Outcomes-Based Funding Models
Martha Snyder, Senior Associate with HCM Strategies joins Radio Higher Continue reading Martha Snyder: Setting A Context for Outcomes-Based Funding Models→
01.15.2015
A Finer Point with Jason Delisle: Update on the Direction of Student Loan Policy
A Finer Point with Jason Delisle: Update on the Direction Continue reading A Finer Point with Jason Delisle: Update on the Direction of Student Loan Policy→
12.14.2014
Stan Jones of Complete College America discusses five core initiatives intended to improve college completion in the United States
Stan Jones of Complete College America discusses five core initiatives Continue reading Stan Jones of Complete College America discusses five core initiatives intended to improve college completion in the United States→
11.09.2014
Celebrating our third year with a veteran of higher education: Peg Miller of Change Magazine
Peg Miller, Executive Editor of Change Magazine opines about Continue reading Celebrating our third year with a veteran of higher education: Peg Miller of Change Magazine→
10.14.2014
David Bergeron: An executive branch insider shares perspectives on the past and the future of higher education.
A longtime Department of Education official and education expert at Continue reading David Bergeron: An executive branch insider shares perspectives on the past and the future of higher education.→
09.14.2014
Gainful Employment: Hearing All Sides
We invited four higher education thought leaders to provide their Continue reading Gainful Employment: Hearing All Sides→
07.13.2014
Anne Neal: Reflections on Purpose: the Need for Change in Core Curriculum and Accreditation
Anne Neal, president of the American Council of Trustees and Continue reading Anne Neal: Reflections on Purpose: the Need for Change in Core Curriculum and Accreditation→
06.28.2014
A Finer Point: Zakiya Smith on needed reform to federal financial aid policy
A Finer Point: Zakiya Smith on needed reform to federal Continue reading A Finer Point: Zakiya Smith on needed reform to federal financial aid policy→
05.28.2014
A Finer Point with Brandon Busteed: Gallup-Purdue Index Challenges Higher Ed Return on Investment Debate
A Finer Point with Brandon Busteed: Gallup-Purdue Index Challenges Higher Continue reading A Finer Point with Brandon Busteed: Gallup-Purdue Index Challenges Higher Ed Return on Investment Debate→
05.18.2014
Pamela Tate: CAEL Influencing higher education reform for contemporary students
Individual Questions: CAEL’s pioneering work to reduce higher education Continue reading Pamela Tate: CAEL Influencing higher education reform for contemporary students→
04.22.2014
Kristin Conklin: Reimagining Student Aid Delivery and Design
Individual Questions: About the American Dream 2.0 Coalition (2:43) Continue reading Kristin Conklin: Reimagining Student Aid Delivery and Design→
04.04.2014
A Finer Point: Jason Delisle on challenging assumptions about the demographic of those with college debt
A Finer Point: Jason Delisle on challenging assumptions about the Continue reading A Finer Point: Jason Delisle on challenging assumptions about the demographic of those with college debt→
03.15.2014
Jane Oates: Perspective informed by policy roles in legislative and executive branches, at the state level and in the for-profit education sector
Individual Questions: The Difference Between Politics and Policy in Continue reading Jane Oates: Perspective informed by policy roles in legislative and executive branches, at the state level and in the for-profit education sector→
02.15.2014
Carol Geary Schneider: Problem Centered Inquiry and Assessment in the Context of Liberal Education
Individual Questions: Problem-centered inquiry: A 2014 priority for the Continue reading Carol Geary Schneider: Problem Centered Inquiry and Assessment in the Context of Liberal Education→
01.09.2014
Robert Zemsky: Ideas for Restoring the Heart of the Academy
Individual Questions: Checklist for Change – Zemsky’s plan for Continue reading Robert Zemsky: Ideas for Restoring the Heart of the Academy→
12.18.2013
Brandon Busteed: Gallup polling applies research acumen to higher education
Individual Questions: The Intersection of Gallup’s Research and Higher Continue reading Brandon Busteed: Gallup polling applies research acumen to higher education→
11.12.2013
Celebrating year two of Radio Higher Ed with Doug Lederman: Reflections and projections from an insider
Celebrating year two of Radio Higher Ed with Doug Lederman: Continue reading Celebrating year two of Radio Higher Ed with Doug Lederman: Reflections and projections from an insider→
09.19.2013
Paul LeBlanc and Scott Kinney: “Direct assessment: Early adopter experiences”
Introducing early adopters: Paul LeBlanc, President of Southern New Hampshire Continue reading Paul LeBlanc and Scott Kinney: “Direct assessment: Early adopter experiences”→
08.21.2013
Amy Laitinen: “Complexities and connections: Credit hour and competency-based education”
We are pleased to announce the release of our latest Continue reading Amy Laitinen: “Complexities and connections: Credit hour and competency-based education”→
05.19.2013
Dr. Mark Schneider: “Linking wage data to student decisions”
Join Radio Higher Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Continue reading Dr. Mark Schneider: “Linking wage data to student decisions”→
04.21.2013
Dr. Marshall Hill: “Distance education efficiencies: An emerging state and institution partnership”
Join Radio Higher Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Continue reading Dr. Marshall Hill: “Distance education efficiencies: An emerging state and institution partnership”→
02.28.2013
Dr. Dewayne Matthews: “Lumina’s revised strategic plan”
Join Radio Higher Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin Continue reading Dr. Dewayne Matthews: “Lumina’s revised strategic plan”→
01.19.2013
Gov. Bob Wise: “Education, workforce and literacy: An alliance for excellent education”
Join Radio Higher Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Continue reading Gov. Bob Wise: “Education, workforce and literacy: An alliance for excellent education”→
01.01.2013
Andrew Kelly: “Challenges in college completion, costs and value of a college degree”
Join Radio Higher Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Continue reading Andrew Kelly: “Challenges in college completion, costs and value of a college degree”→
12.12.2012
Dr. Robert Andringa: “The role of Capitol Hill’s Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity: A historical perspective”
Join Radio Higehr Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Continue reading Dr. Robert Andringa: “The role of Capitol Hill’s Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity: A historical perspective”→
11.19.2012
Doug Lederman: “Implications of the 2012 election from insider at Inside Higher Ed”
Join Radio Higher Ed co-hosts Kathryn Dodge, Alison Griffin and Continue reading Doug Lederman: “Implications of the 2012 election from insider at Inside Higher Ed”→

What's Radio Higher Ed about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Radio Higher Ed episodes:

Martha Kanter: The Promise of the College Promise Campaign

Author’s Series – Jeffrey Selingo: There is Life After College

William Herbert: A Primer on Unionization and Collective Bargaining in U.S. Higher Education Institutions

Aimee Guidera and Mamie Voight on Federal Unit Records: Use of Student Unit Records Data to Improve Higher Education Outcomes

Direct Loan Servicing: Strengths and Weaknesses/The Borrower Perspective

Federal Student Loan Servicing: Strengths and Weaknesses/Financial Aid Administrator Perspective

Federal Student Loan Servicing: A Podcast Primer

Sarah Flanagan on Federal unit records: Use of student unit records data to improve higher education outcomes.

Using Data to Improve Student Outcomes

Paul Lingenfelter on Federal unit records: Use of Student Unit Records Data to Improve Higher Education Outcomes

Million Missing Jobs: The Lingering Pain of the Great Recession

The Seven Futures of American Education, Teaching and Learning in a Screen Captured World

Tom Mortenson: The Impact of Financial Decisions on Access and Opportunity

Deliverology in Practice: A Measured Approach to Realizing Success in Higher Education

Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education

Accreditation: Will We Love It or Leave It or Reform it?

Aspiring Adults Adrift: Tentative Transitions of College Graduates

Sarah Pingel and Brian Prescott: Principles for Use in Redesigning State Financial Aid

Andrew Kelly: Completion, Costs and Value of a College Education

Martha Snyder: Setting A Context for Outcomes-Based Funding Models

A Finer Point with Jason Delisle: Update on the Direction of Student Loan Policy

Stan Jones of Complete College America discusses five core initiatives intended to improve college completion in the United States

Celebrating our third year with a veteran of higher education: Peg Miller of Change Magazine

David Bergeron: An executive branch insider shares perspectives on the past and the future of higher education.

Gainful Employment: Hearing All Sides

Anne Neal: Reflections on Purpose: the Need for Change in Core Curriculum and Accreditation

A Finer Point: Zakiya Smith on needed reform to federal financial aid policy

A Finer Point with Brandon Busteed: Gallup-Purdue Index Challenges Higher Ed Return on Investment Debate

Pamela Tate: CAEL Influencing higher education reform for contemporary students

Kristin Conklin: Reimagining Student Aid Delivery and Design

A Finer Point: Jason Delisle on challenging assumptions about the demographic of those with college debt

Jane Oates: Perspective informed by policy roles in legislative and executive branches, at the state level and in the for-profit education sector

Carol Geary Schneider: Problem Centered Inquiry and Assessment in the Context of Liberal Education

Robert Zemsky: Ideas for Restoring the Heart of the Academy

Brandon Busteed: Gallup polling applies research acumen to higher education

Celebrating year two of Radio Higher Ed with Doug Lederman: Reflections and projections from an insider

Paul LeBlanc and Scott Kinney: “Direct assessment: Early adopter experiences”

Amy Laitinen: “Complexities and connections: Credit hour and competency-based education”

Dr. Mark Schneider: “Linking wage data to student decisions”

Dr. Marshall Hill: “Distance education efficiencies: An emerging state and institution partnership”

Dr. Dewayne Matthews: “Lumina’s revised strategic plan”

Gov. Bob Wise: “Education, workforce and literacy: An alliance for excellent education”

Andrew Kelly: “Challenges in college completion, costs and value of a college degree”

Dr. Robert Andringa: “The role of Capitol Hill’s Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity: A historical perspective”

Doug Lederman: “Implications of the 2012 election from insider at Inside Higher Ed”