Liz has hosted as well as been a panelist on a number of episodes.
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NACUBO’s Liz Clark speaks with Emily Brock from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) about what’s expected from Washington policymakers this year.
Liz Clark speaks with Kelli Rainey, NACUBO’S senior director, grant programs, about Kelli’s ongoing work to help institutions strategically finance equitable student outcomes.
NACUBO’s Liz Clark, vice president, policy and research, speaks with Ann Ellis, CEO and co-founder of Mauve Group.
Katie Walker, assistant vice president for finance at the University of Virginia, joins Liz Clark, vice president for policy and research at NACUBO, to discuss the most-pressing higher education business issues in 2023.
On this episode, Michael B. Alexander, Kasia Lundy, and Haven Ladd discuss models for mergers, mitigating risks, and governance and execution considerations in the world of higher education.
NACUBO’s Liz Clark speaks with Andy Brantley, president and CEO of CUPA-HR and Choi Halladay, deputy executive director of business operations at the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges about “a recruitment and retention crisis” in higher education and the need for flexibility and innovation, as leaders seek to invest in their employees.
Liz Clark, Jim Hundrieser, and Laurie Bernotsky discuss changing perceptions of higher education as well as strategies to support students, meet institutional goals, and adapt to new expectations in resource constrained environments.
Moody’s Susan Fitzgerald joins Liz Clark to discuss Moody’s 2023 outlook for higher education, the changing environment around debt, and lingering challenges from the pandemic.
Get to know the team better in a conversation that ranges from legislation and policies impacting higher education to the latest and greatest Netflix recommendations.
In this episode, NACUBO’s vice president, policy and research, Liz Clark speaks with the Interim President of IHEP, Mamie Voight, about her organization’s efforts to use data and evidence to create equitable and innovative degree pathways to help students and institutions.