Trustee Quarterly: Spring 2022

Amplifying the Message: First Lady Jill Biden and other administration leaders highlighted the sector's momentum at the 2022 National Legislative Summit.

ACCT Trustee Quarterly Magazine Cover First Lady Jill Biden Keynote Speaker

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Tell Others Why Your College Matters

by James Cooksey

Let's Get Together

by Jee Hang Lee

A New Take on Earmarks: Congress has resumed locally focused funding projects. Here's how community colleges can participate.

by Carrie Warick-Smith and José Miranda

Amplifying the Message: The first in-person NLS since the pandemic focused on maintaining momentum for community colleges and their students

by Mark Toner

Rural Community Colleges Have Their Day in D.C. : During Rural College Day, representatives from the White House and federal agencies discussed rural community college needs.

by Mark Toner

On the Hill: State Community College Delegations Meet with Their Elected Officials in Washington

by Carrie Warick-Smith

Anatomy of a Question: The questions asked now by trustees will lead to the answers future-ready institutions need.

by David Rutledge

The STEM Education Priority: The NSF Community College Presidents' Initiative in STEM Education is working to improve science and technology education among underrepresented groups—and it needs boards' support.

by George R. Boggs, Charlene M. Dukes, Elizabeth Hawthorne, Clayton A. Railey & Vera Zdravkovich

Diminishing the Cyber Threat: A conversation with cybersecurity legal expert Allen Sattler reveals key steps colleges must take to minimize the impact of breaches.

by Marcia Daniel

Students Want Choice: A new Digital Learning Pulse survey from Bay View Analytics shows a growing preference for online and blended learning questions.

by Jeff Seaman and Julia Seaman

Advocacy: Sifting Through the Education Department's Alphabet Soup: Negotiated rulemaking around Ability-to-Benefit and Gainful Employment represent areas of importance for community colleges.