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Staff Highlights

  • APLU’s Mair Presents on Developing Student-Centered Research Universities

    Bernard Mair, Ph.D.
    Senior Vice President, Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer | Acting Vice President for Access, Success, & Equity

    Bernard Mair, APLU’s Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer, was a plenary speaker and panelist at the Reinvention Collaborative’s Lamborn-Hughes Institute, where he spoke on developing student-centered research universities.

  • APLU Vice President for International Programs speaks on the impact of a Biden Administration on Canadian Higher Education

    Christel Perkins, Ed.D.
    Deputy Executive Director, Coalition of Urban Serving Universities (USU) & Assistant Vice President, APLU

    Bernie Burrola, Vice President for International Programs at APLU speaks to members of the Canadian Bureau for International Education on January 26 on how the new administration’s policies and actions will impact international higher education and Canada. View the session Powered by Publics initiative.

  • Nadasen Elected Chair of Northeast Association of Institutional Research Finance Committee

    Denise Nadasen, D.M.
    Assistant Vice President of Institutional Data and Analytics, Office of Academic Affairs

    Denise Nadasen, APLU’s Assistant Vice President, Data and Policy Analysis, was elected to serve as the Chair of the Northeast Association of Institutional Research’s Finance Committee. The committee oversees the group’s annual budget, maintains financial controls, and advises on the strategic use of funds.

  • APLU’s Bernard Mair Moderates Panel on Research Partnerships Between HBCUs and PWIs

    Bernard Mair, Ph.D.
    Senior Vice President, Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer | Acting Vice President for Access, Success, & Equity

    Mair moderated a panel at the HBCU Vice presidents of Research Executive Forum Seminar Series.

  • APLU’s Bernard Mair Presents on Earned Admissions Enrollment Program

    Bernard Mair, Ph.D.
    Senior Vice President, Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer | Acting Vice President for Access, Success, & Equity

    Mair joined panelists from Utah State University, AASCU, and StraighterLine to discuss Utah State’s implementation of an earned admissions program, what the results have been so far, and how thinking more expansively about access can help institutions of higher education solve some of their most vexing enrollment challenges.

  • APLU’s Vignare to Keynote Conference on Successfully Using Technology in Higher Ed

    Karen Vignare, Ph.D.
    Vice President, Digital Transformation for Student Success & Executive Director, Personalized Learning Consortium (PLC)

    Karen Vignare, APLU’s Vice President for Digital Transformation for Student Success, will keynote an April 28 conference on using technology in higher education. Her address will focus on using technology in decision making.

  • Data-Driven Decision Making with APLU’s Jess Bennett & AAAS SEA Change

    Jessica Bennett, Ph.D.
    Assistant Vice President, STEM Education

    APLU’s Jess Bennett, Assistant Vice President, STEM Education, is a featured speaker and one of three equity reform thought leaders in the SEA Change learning series Data-Driven Decision Making. The series provides higher education change leaders the opportunity to expand their knowledge of how to use data to remove the barriers that limit diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) on their campuses. Register here.

  • APLU’s Lindwarm Speaks on Leveraging Federal COVID-19 Relief Funding to Support Digital Learning

    Andréa Rodriguez
    Director, Coalition of Urban Serving Universities (USU)

    APLU’s Craig Lindwarm spoke on leveraging federal COVID-19 relief funding to support digital learning at a Every Learner Everywhere webinar. ;https://www.aplu.org/sebin/f/t/Lindwarm1_2_pyramid.jpg;Craig Lindwarm;Vice President, Governmental Affairs APLU’s Rodriguez Presents on How Intermediary Organizations Drive Change Beyond Institutional Success at American Educational Research Association Conference;staff-highlight;

    Andréa Rodriguez, Director of Urban Initiatives for USU at APLU, presented on universities systemizing change and how APLU and USU help scale these transformational efforts via the Frontier Set work at the 2022 American Educational Research Association Conference in San Diego, CA.

  • APLU’s Muñiz Presents on Panel About Universities Fueling Economic Development

    Alvaro J. Muñiz, J.D.
    Director, International, Community, and Economic Engagement

    Alvaro J. Muñiz, Director in APLU’s Office for International, Community, and Economic Engagement, presented at the International Town & Gown Association on how public research universities can partner with their communities to drive local economic development towards national and global impact.

  • Presents on Using Data to Promote Student Success

    Denise Nadasen, D.M.
    Assistant Vice President of Institutional Data and Analytics, Office of Academic Affairs

    APLU’s Denise Nadasen, APLU’s Assistant Vice President, Data and Policy Analysis, presented on the APLU co-led Data Literacy Institute and the effective use of data to promote student success at the Northeast Association of Institutional Research meeting in Maine.

Featured Publication

2023 APLU Annual Report

APLU Staff Highlights

APLU’s Elkin Speaks on Multiple Panels Advocating for Federal Student Aid
Jonathan Elkin
Director, Governmental Affairs

Jon Elkin joined the National Association of Graduate-Professional Students (NAGPS) on a congressional advocacy panel April 1 on Grad PLUS Loans, Federal Work-Study, and Child Care Access Means Parents in Schools (CCAMPIS). He worked with the Student Aid Alliance to organize a congressional staff panel March 27 on Pell Grants and other federal student aid programs with a George Mason University student leader. He served on a February 26 panel on GI Bill issues with other higher education groups, organized by the National Association of Veterans' Program Administrators.