Trusted Voices
Trusted Voices
Podcast Description
Trusted Voices explores the complex intersection of leadership and communication in higher education. Each episode, hosts Teresa Valerio Parrot and Erin Hennessy chat with university presidents, industry thought leaders—and each other—about the latest news in the industry and the challenges and opportunities facing those in the most visible roles in higher ed.
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The podcast explores critical topics in higher education including leadership transparency, funding impacts, enrollment trends, and the evolving media landscape. For example, episodes delve into the effects of NIH funding cuts on communities, the importance of accrediting bodies, and the need for innovative retention strategies for HBCUs.
Trusted Voices explores the complex intersection of leadership and communication in higher education. Each episode, hosts Teresa Valerio Parrot and Erin Hennessy chat with university presidents, industry thought leaders—and each other—about the latest news in the industry and the challenges and opportunities facing those in the most visible roles in higher ed.
The academic year might be over, but higher ed’s biggest problems aren’t taking a summer vacation. In this season’s finale of Trusted Voices, Teresa and Erin lay out exactly what leaders should be planning for before students return. From the identity crisis sparked by rushed AI rollouts in the CSU system to the looming chaos of July 1st’s federal financial aid changes, this episode is a must-listen.
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