Listen as Jerry Lucido interviewed by Larry Mantle on AirTalk, NPR news for Southern CA
Jerry Lucido provides context to a new bill targeting legacy admissions in higher education. Listen to the interview here.
CERPP’s new executive director, Julie Posselt, spoke of the need for greater transparency in admissions, with other CERPP conference presenters interviewed. See the full article here.
CERPP Conference 2024: Defending Equity, will provide pathways for greater equity in the wake of the SCOTUS decision on affirmative action and the relentless attacks on DEI initiatives. The CERPP Conference will serve as a pivotal platform, assembling a diverse range of experts including practitioners, scholars, and policy makers, who will share their insights and recommendations on navigating these turbulent times. By providing invaluable guidance, the conference seeks to empower attendees with actionable strategies to advance equity in enrollment.
Join us for a talent-packed panel. RSVP here and attend in person at USC or online. The talent includes Art Coleman (EducationCounsel LLC), Kedra Ishop (USC), Jerry Lucido (USC CERPP), Julie Posselt (USC), Pedro Noguera (USC).
On Thu, Sep 14 at 10 am, Dr. Wendy Marshall will unveil the redesign of the USC Leadership in Enrollment Management certificate program and how it provides a pathway to leadership for those ready to level up. Room: Strip View D
The Supreme Court has erred in their conclusion to turn back race-conscious admissions. However, we urge institutions not to over-react to the decision. We are weeks and months from understanding the impact of their decision and the amount of leeway that institutions will be provided in pursuing diversity, equity and inclusion goals. See the full CERPP Statement here.
Join our July 13 webinar at noon PT/3 pm ET with Robert Massa and Andrew Roth. Register here!
The enrollment landscape is daunting. A pandemic, demographic change, challenges to race-aware admissions, and flagging public confidence now overlay an already difficult leadership challenge.
Knowledge and action are the keys. What do we know and where do we go from here?
Over 120 conference participants attended to examine the most critical enrollment issues in the eye and chart a path to leadership and success.
Conference 2023
Day 1: February 5
Conference Welcome
Speaker: Pedro Noguera
Opening Keynote Address. Leading for Equity
Speaker: Youlonda Copeland-Morgan
The profession is charged to pursue equity by one of the nation’s most successful leaders and leading voices.
Day 2: February 6
Session 1. An In-depth Look at the National Enrollment Crisis
Speakers: Jessica Howell, Douglas Shapiro
Nine years of national enrollment decline. What does the future look like for K-12 and higher education?
Session 2. Lessons Learned from COVID-19 for Enrollment Leaders
Speakers: Emily Chung, Robert Massa, Michael Bastedo
What happened and what the leaders say they have learned. Research sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Session 3. Pursuing DEI Beyond the Supreme Court Decision
Speakers: Crystal E. Newby, Art Coleman
Campus commitment, proven strategies, a playbook for the future.
Session 4. A New Covenant: Collaboration for the Public Good
Speaker: Jerome Lucido
A new framework for institutional and federal cooperation to address the needs of under-served students and the institutions that enroll them.
Collective Open Forum
Moderators: Jerome Lucido and Liz Willen
Day 3: February 7
Session 5. Developing and Retaining Your Staff
Speakers: Cornell LeSane, Yvonne Romero da Silva, Jerome Lucido
Creating the next generation of EM Leaders with an equity lens.
Session 6. Algorithms and Analytics in Service of the Institutional Mission
Speakers: Robert Massa, Rob Bielby, Sharon Alston, Cornell LeSane, Ian Mortimer
Creating the next generation of EM Leaders with an equity lens.
Session 7. Public Perceptions of Higher Ed
Speakers: Ted Mitchell, Eric Hoover
What is the public's opinion of higher education, and what can be done about it?
 | Conference Welcome Pedro Noguera, Emery Stoops and Joyce King Stoops Dean, USC Rossier School of Education |  | Session 4, Collective Open Forum and Session 5 Jerome Lucido, Professor of Clinical Education, USC Rossier School of Education. Scholar-in-Residence, CERPP |
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 | Opening Keynote Youlonda Copeland-Morgan |  | Collective Open Forum Liz Willen, Editor in Chief, The Hechinger Report |
 | Session 1 Jessica Howell, Vice President, Research, College Board |  | Session 6 Cornell LeSane, Vice President for Enrollment Management, College of the Holy Cross |
 | Session 1 Douglas Shapiro, Executive Director, Research Center, National Student Clearinghouse |  | Session 5 Yvonne Romero da Silva, Vice President for Enrolment, Rice University |
 | Session 1 Interim Executive Director, CERPP, USC Rossier School of Education |  | Session 6 Rob Bielby, Managing Director, Huron Consulting Group |
 | Session 2 and Session 6 Robert Massa, Faculty, USC Rossier School of Education |  | Session 6 Sharon Alston, Former Vice Provost for Undergraduate Enrollment, American University |
 | Session 2 Michael Bastedo, Professor and Associate Dean, University of Michigan |  | Session 6 Ian Mortimer, President, Golisano Institute for Business & Entrepreneurship |
 | Session 3 Crystal E. Newby, Senior Director, Strategic Admission, Access, and Diversity Initiatives, College Board |  | Session 7 Ted Mitchell, President, American Council on Education (ACE) |
 | Session 3 Art Coleman, Managing Partner, EducationCounsel |  | Session 7 Eric Hoover, Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education |
https://connect.rossier.usc.edu/register/HigherEd-Refrmng-Burnout-6-22-23