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Questions about ethics, data sharing and profitability are creating a ‘chaotic market,’ and many schools are looking to replace them with in-house services.

ChatGPT, Gen Z and OPMs were the primary focus during AACSB’s ICAM 2023 in Chicago. Change is at hand, but are we prepared to embrace it?

Diversity in education and the workplace is beneficial for all, but how can higher ed leaders re-engage a college generation stifled by closed borders, affirmative action bans and pandemic restrictions?

Women have consistently earned the majority of advanced degrees, but men are primarily filling leadership positions in higher education.

Years of significant disruption have resulted in burnout for higher education faculty members, but there are solutions.

Burnout, demoralization, resignations, and how higher ed can change to embrace the future of work.

Dyanis Conrad discusses her personal experience and the impact of the ongoing political fight against ‘woke politics’ on college campuses.

Denise Runge of the University of Alaska Anchorage joins the Higher Voltage podcast to share real ways colleges can improve access and outcomes for students.

Discussing the confluence of marketing, politics, culture, and purpose at religiously affiliated higher ed institutions.

After two years on Zoom, we reflect on how the return of an in-person conference format brought forth hope for the future.