Last week, we hosted “Charting the Future of Higher Education,” a live discussion on innovative solutions to address the challenges of higher education. The panel featured some of the nation’s leading innovators and thinkers on higher education policy, including introductory remarks by Lumina Foundation President Jamie Merisotis.
Merisotis notes that our failure to be globally competitive in higher education has little to do with the United States doing worse than other countries. “It’s that the rest of the world is doing better,” he says. Watch Merisotis’ remarks below.
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