In a piece for Inside Higher Ed, Erin and I note that it’s not too late to pivot to remote only education for the fall, but those communications must happen soon and must be rolled out well.
Pivoting and Parenting During COVID-19
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Radio Interview Tips During Quarantine
I was honored to participate in an interview by NPR higher education reporter Kirk Carapezza on WGBH on a new fundraising approach in higher education— asking […]
When Claudio Sanchez Called
I was pleased to see NPR legend Claudio Sanchez was chosen as the inaugural recipient of the Education Writers Association’s Lifetime Achievement Prize. […]
The Next Stage of FAFSA: A Review of the New App
When news broke this summer that the Education Department was releasing a mobile app in which students and parents could […]
Week in Review: July 27, 2018
What’s new this week: In an essay for Motherly, Longwood University Professor Catherine Franssen explains why respecting the individuality of […]
Start Thinking About Midterm Election Experts Now
After nearly 12 years in public relations, I still miss my days in the television newsroom during election season, especially […]
What’s At Stake When Colleges Game the Rankings
When I first read this story about data-tampering by Temple University’s Fox School of Business, my reaction was disappointment. That’s settled […]
Brainstorming Can Yield Big Results
Whether you are writing an article, a pitch, a press release or even a blog post (wink, wink), don’t underestimate […]
The Difference Between Communications and Leadership
This week, I had the opportunity to join the ACE Fellows Program participants for their closing retreat. It was a […]