As ghost student fraud becomes increasingly sophisticated and widespread, how can colleges and universities protect institutional resources without creating barriers for legitimate students? Julia Arreguy, chief technology officer, California Community Colleges Technology Center, and Hsiawen Hull, chief information security officer, California Community Colleges Security Center, join NACUBO’s Bryan Dickson to explore the growing risks of fraudulent enrollment, including operational disruptions, financial losses, and identity theft. They discuss how technology, identity verification, and cross-campus collaboration can help institutions respond to an evolving threat while ensuring access and support for legitimate students.
Additional Resources
- Connect with Bryan on LinkedIn
- Connect with Hsiawen on LinkedIn
- Read Inside Higher Ed’s What Is FAFSA Fraud, and Why Is Congress Working to Stamp It Out?


