WSCUC Directions: Where, Why and How
As higher education changes to meet and serve imperatives of quality and equity, how is WSCUC leading, innovating, supporting and imagining? Insights from WSCUC leaders and a panel of Commissioners.
Over the course of the past year, the entire WSCUC community has continued commitments, services, and strategies meant to promote equity, understanding, and preparation for meaningful lives. We have revised, and in some cases built new systems to illuminate effectiveness and identify where improvement is required. ARC2021 features bold plenary sessions and engaging content tailored to our recent experience and to moving forward in new ways.
As higher education changes to meet and serve imperatives of quality and equity, how is WSCUC leading, innovating, supporting and imagining? Insights from WSCUC leaders and a panel of Commissioners.
To move from words to action, from effort to success, we are all hungry for concrete examples of intentional, effective DEI work.
Join these motivated leaders committed to sharing and reflecting candidly on their strategies, lessons learned, and how they conceive the next steps.
The one-year mark for pandemic-driven changes, the 100-day mark for the new administration, and a time of high expectations and pressures for students and higher education make this the perfect time to engage with big issues, important leaders and critical directions.
The 2021 ALO Forum offers updates from WSCUC Vice Presidents and guidance from an expert panel of ALOs talking about moving forward from the pandemic.
WSCUC Vice Presidents and guest panelists discuss the Thematic Pathway for Reaffirmation (TPR) during this session held at the ARC2021 virtual conference.
A conversation with Commissioner Chair Phil Doolittle, commissioners, and CEOs.