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Eddie Cole

Eddie Cole Book Talk Examines Role of College Presidents

Dr. Eddie R. Cole visited the Institute virtually on Monday, February 8 to discuss the research and findings of his book, The Campus Color Line: College Presidents and the Struggle for Black Freedom (2020, Princeton University Press).

Rebecca Perdomo

Perdomo Returns to HACU in New Role

Rebeca Perdomo (PhD 2019) is the director of policy analysis and information at the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU).

Dr. Roy I Jones

Blazing New Pathways for Future Educators

Dr. Roy I. Jones (EdD 1981) has the distinction of being the Institute of Higher Education’s first African American graduate as well as an outstanding alumnus.

Hee Jung Gong

Gong Finds Peer-Learning Develops Both Student and Mentor

Hee Jung Gong, doctoral candidate at IHE, recently published her article “Peer learning in STEM: a qualitative study of a student-oriented active learning intervention program” to the Interactive Learning Environments (IF=2.530) journal. The other co-authors are Hyeri

Greg Wolniak

First-Gen Students May Find Positive Satisfaction by Undermatching

Greg Wolniak and Marjolein Muskens find that attending an undermatched institution “appears to have a positive influence, or no influence, but never a negative influence” on attributes, such as motivation, satisfaction, and self-efficacy.