Liz has hosted as well as been a panelist on a number of episodes.
This page features episodes on which she has been a host.
See episodes where Liz has been a panelist right here.
There’s no shortage of news about the U.S. Department of Education these days. NASFAA’s Karen McCarthy joins NACUBO’s Liz Clark and Bryan Dickson to unpack recent developments and discuss their implications for campus financial aid staff, business officers, and the students they serve.
April 30 marked the first 100 days President Trump’s second term in the White House. NACUBO’s Liz Clark and Ashley Jackson discuss related issues and advocacy efforts NACUBO has taken on behalf of its members.
NACUBO’s Liz Clark and Ashley Jackson analyze how Trump’s recent executive orders and leaked House proposals create uncertainty for higher education, with focus on federal funding challenges ahead of March 14 deadline.
NACUBO Consulting’s Dr. Ruth Johnston joins Liz Clark to talk about what their consultants bring to each engagement, top issues for which institutions are seeking solutions, and more.
Jackson State University’s La Toya Hart and NACUBO’s Lindsay Wayt join Liz Clark to talk about the new comprehensive resource Change With Analytics Playbook.
TIAA Institute’s Anne Ollen discusses research about deepening an understanding of employees’ job choices and what people expect to gain in return for the work they do at colleges and universities.
Amazon Web Services’ Mark Hampton talks with NACUBO’s Liz Clark, sharing insights about change management as well as the importance of proper data stewardship.
NACUBO’s senior director, research and policy analysis, Ken Redd joins vice president, policy and research, Liz Clark to dig into the inputs and impacts of NACUBO’s research projects.
Liz Clark speaks with Kelli Rainey and Amber Randolph to learn more about the journey she and a group of many others undertook to develop the Student Success Hub.
NACUBO’s Liz Clark speaks with Emily Brock from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) about what’s expected from Washington policymakers this year.