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    Chicago! Wasn’t prepared to fall in love with it like I did going to the annual conferences. 🥰

    What’s a city you fell in love with?
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  2. May 6

    “The time was for the undertaking. It is for us to prove ourselves worthy of the opportunity which has been furnished us.” -- James B. Angell, presiding over the first Annual Meeting in 1896.

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  3. Apr 21

    If you missed the live event, registration is available to access sessions from the 2021 HLC Annual Conference on-demand! View the sessions: ?

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  4. Apr 13

    April marks the 125th anniversary of the first formal association meeting of members held in 1896, now called the HLC Annual Conference.

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  5. Apr 9

    To all our attendees and presenters: Thank you for a wonderful week and an incredible conference. We'll see you in 2022!

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  6. Apr 9

    "Equity does require us to get comfortable with a broader and more capacious notion of power."

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  7. Apr 9

    "I don't need to tell anyone what moments have led us to the racial reckonings that surround us, but we're not going to get through them without being bold in stating where we have failed." – on vulnerability and leadership

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  8. Apr 9

    "What can I teach that I wasn't taught – but needed to know about the world?" Urgent and inspiring considerations for educators from Keynote,

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  9. Apr 9

    Culture shifts our vision of what's possible in the world. –

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    Apr 9

    Grateful for online conferences! Late on the watch for & 's Year in Review on assessment at but always enjoy their thought leadership and super stoked for the scholarship we're going to see on trauma-informed assessment in the future 👍

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    Apr 9
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    Thanks to all for answering many questions during the session! one of my favorites this week combining national perspective and specific examples to emulate!!

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  12. Apr 9

    Last day of sessions begins now! Join us for Closing Remarks from at 10:30 a.m. Central time.

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    Apr 8

    Imagining Undergraduate Education in 2040: A National Academies Symposium

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    Apr 8

    Honored to be on this panel w Noah Finkelstein Cathy Manduca. Have questions? We are live now until 2:45 CT

    Imagining Undergraduate Education in 2040: A National Academies Symposium
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    Apr 8

    While we are in the final stretch of the conference this week, check out our resources page. Find out how Anthology can help you achieve the balance between educating effectively and operating efficiently.

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  16. Apr 8

    As we close out the last full day, any favorite presentations so far? Share them here so other attendees know which ones to review!

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    Apr 8

    "Inclusive teaching is good teaching and good teaching is inclusive." 2020-2021 clearly exposed how critical this is with the rapid pivot to remote instruction.

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    Apr 8

    Glad to share: "How We Responded to COVID: Emergency Preparedness and Crisis Response"

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    Apr 8

    Was reminded that our students are individuals with outcome goals that may not match institutional outcomes. Important to keep in mind when defining student success. “Moving from a Reactive to a Strategic Approach to Student Success” at

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    Apr 8

    From Richard Breyer, a balanced budget may not be good for core business of the institution given what is undervalued or where underinvestment occurs 👀

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