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The April 3 edition of Diverse: Issues In Higher Education highlights the transformative impact of community colleges and the leaders dedicated to their success by recognizing the 2025 Diverse Champion, Dr. Karen Stout of Achieving the Dream, we celebrate community colleges' critical role in expanding access to education, fostering student success, and empowering various communities. From dual enrollment initiatives to advanced leadership programs, this issue showcases how community colleges continue to drive opportunity and innovation in higher education.
Diverse covers critical news relating to disparities in higher education, daily on its website and 13 times annually in print.
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University of Michigan
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President, Coppin State University
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