And here's what Inside Higher Ed has to offer.
In February, I'll be offering my new 90-minute webinar on the Tump administration to date, including coverage of all the Trump January executive orders:
Changes to Anticipate Under the Trump Administration: Guidance for Higher Education
Best For: Higher Education
Date/Time: 2/16/2017, 1 PM Eastern
Duration: Scheduled for 90 minutes including question and answer session.
Presenter(s): James Ottavio Castagnera, Ph.D. and Attorney at Law
Price: $299.00 webinar, $349.00 CD or Digital Download, $399.00 webinar + CD or Digital Download. Each option may be viewed by an unlimited number of attendees in one room using one unique login. CD includes full audio presentation, question and answer session and presentation slides. CD subject to a $5.95 handling charge.
Who Should Attend? Administrators, faculty, staff, higher education counsel
Date/Time: 2/16/2017, 1 PM Eastern
Duration: Scheduled for 90 minutes including question and answer session.
Presenter(s): James Ottavio Castagnera, Ph.D. and Attorney at Law
Price: $299.00 webinar, $349.00 CD or Digital Download, $399.00 webinar + CD or Digital Download. Each option may be viewed by an unlimited number of attendees in one room using one unique login. CD includes full audio presentation, question and answer session and presentation slides. CD subject to a $5.95 handling charge.
Who Should Attend? Administrators, faculty, staff, higher education counsel
Now that Donald Trump has been elected – and with a GOP-dominated
Congress behind him – it’s time higher education administrators prepare
for what’s ahead in 2017 and the succeeding three years of a Trump
Administration. Moving beyond the new president’s penchant for
provocative tweets, we can identify many road signs pointing in the
likely direction of his policies and positions and therefore be better
equipped for regulatory changes on the horizon. By examining actions
that have already been taken, campaign statements of Trump and Pence, as
well as the new president’s proposed appointments to his cabinet and
other key posts, we can better understand and prepare for the Trump
higher education landscape.
Please join Dr. Jim Castagnera as he reviews all the major topics of concern to administrators and trustees as higher educators enter the new Trump Administration.
Please join Dr. Jim Castagnera as he reviews all the major topics of concern to administrators and trustees as higher educators enter the new Trump Administration.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Just a sampling of what this webinar will cover:- What are the likely changes we can expect in the federal approach to student financial aid?
- Will the new secretary of education, billionaire Betsy DeVos, favor for-profit providers over community colleges, reversing the Obama Administration’s policies, and will this mean a revitalization of private higher education across the board?
- What changes Secretary DeVos is likely to mandate for her Office of Civil Rights regarding Title IX enforcement, especially regarding sexual-assault investigations and enforcement on our campuses?
- How will the Supreme Court be affected by a Trump replacement for the late Justice Scalia, and how will the reconstituted Court impact affirmative action?
- Will the Supreme Court revisit the Yeshiva University decision and lower the bar for tenured-faculty managerial status under the National Labor Relations Act?
- How President Trump’s two new GOP appointments to the National Labor Relations Board will impact GA/TA unionization rights
- Whether President Trump is likely to nullify his predecessor’s “Dream Act” executive order and how that could impact undocumented students on our campuses
- How enhanced enforcement of U.S. immigration laws may spill over into university administration of international and exchange students
- Whether the Department of Labor’s new exempt-employee salary regulations, enjoined by a federal judge in last November, will be rescinded
- AND MUCH MORE!
YOUR CONFERENCE LEADER
Your conference leader for “Changes to Anticipate Under the Trump Administration: Guidance for Higher Education” is Dr. Jim Castagnera, Esq. Dr. Castagnera holds a J.D. and a Ph.D. in American studies from Case Western Reserve University, where he was director of university communication. He has taught full time at UT-Austin and the Widener University law school, and part time at Penn’s Wharton School of Business. Currently, he is the associate provost and legal counsel at New Jersey’s Rider University and an adjunct professor of law at Drexel University in Philadelphia. He has published 20 books on education and employment topics and is managing director of his own consulting company.
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