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24: BONUS: EdUp Embedded Panel - Systemic Racism, Social Justice, and the Hope for Change in America - with Higher Education Leaders

Higher Education Leaders

Jun 8, 2020 1h 19m
24: BONUS: EdUp Embedded Panel - Systemic Racism, Social Justice, and the Hope for Change in America - with Higher Education Leaders

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What this conversation answers

  • 01

    Don Seaberry, Director of Digital Marketing for MDT Marketing,

  • 02

    Michael Cole Regional Vice President of Operations for Florida Career College,

  • 03

    Terri Givens, CEO and Founder of The Center for Higher Education Leadership,

  • 04

    Terence Peavy, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment Management at Fashion Institute of Technology, and

  • 05

    Danielle Shelton, College Instructor, High School Dual Enrollment Teacher and Instructional Designer

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This is a special EdUp Embedded Panel discussion with higher education leaders from all areas of our sector, including administration, faculty, enrollment and marketing, addressing race relations, inequity, the role of higher education in addressing these issues and how to affect meaningful change in our country after the tragic killing of George Floyd.   

Our panel includes: 


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