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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). He highlighted how several presidents actively shaped racial policies and practices on their campuses and beyond in the mid-20th century and how complex bureaucracies within higher education systems inhibit…
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. He has an impressive and impactful career including his present appointed position, provost distinguished professor (2019-2023), a special designation awarded by the provost to recognize outstanding scholars who are highly productive and build a national reputation for Clemson University…
The University of Georgia Alumni Association recognized Libby V. Morris, director of the Institute of Higher Education, with the 2021 Faculty Service Award. The award is presented to a faculty or staff member "who has shown remarkable leadership in higher education." Since 1989, Dr. Morris has been a faculty member in the University’s Institute of Higher Education and has served as its director since 2006; she also holds the Zell B. Miller…
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Welcome to Brian Brookey and Annie Cranford, who recently joined our Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Higher Education Administration program. Brian currently serves as the regional director of development for the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the University of Georgia. Brian graduated from the University of Oklahoma with his Bachelor of Arts in History. Annie is a recent graduate from the University of Georgia with a…
On Wednesday, December 16, Wil Del Pilar and Kayla Elliott, leading higher education policy experts at The Education Trust, shared recent research on race conscious policies and objectives-based funding (OBF) with the IHE community. Dr. Del Pilar, vice president of higher education policy and practice, drew from findings in Hard Truths, published earlier this year. This report, part of the State of Higher Education…
The Institute of Higher Education is pleased to announce our 2020-2021 fellowship and award recipients. While pursuing their degrees, our students continue to make an impact in our field and mark great accomplishments. We recognize four of our outstanding students in this ceremony. We also celebrate the people for whom our awards are named and our generous donors, who make these awards possible every year. We truly hope to grow our ability to…
Nolan Cabrera shared his experiences in higher education, particularly as he researched his book, White Guys on Campus, with members of the IHE community on Wednesday, November 3. He unpacked the differences between "white privilege" and "white immunity" as he discussed some of the more illuminating personalities and responses that he encountered while researching systemic racism across the United States. Cabrera also spoke…
Greg Wolniak drew on his research into which types of collegiate activities and programs most positively affect students' outcomes to open a conversation around which opportunities to prioritize during a pandemic. He shared economic and non-economic returns on investment and high-impact practices that empirically have been shown to benefit students and society most broadly. While acknowledging health and economic factors (including calls for…
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