2018 Fellows Symposium – A Fresh Look at Some Key Challenges for Higher Ed
November 1, 2018
New York
On November 1, 2018, the TIAA Institute hosted a Fellows Symposium in New York City focused on key issues of importance in higher education. Issues included the evolving faculty workforce model – featuring new research from the Institute on adjunct faculty’s personal finances and retirement security – the financial well-being of millennial faculty and students, and institutional mergers and acquisitions.
Featured speaker Risa Palm, senior vice president for academic affairs & provost, Georgia State University, shared her observations on the consolidation of Georgia State University and Georgia Perimeter College, and research presentations were given by:
- Andrea Hasler, assistant research professor in financial literacy, The George Washington University
- James Hearn, professor of higher education & associate director, Institute of Higher Education, University of Georgia
- Adrianna Kezar, professor for higher education & co-director, Pullias Center for Higher Education, University of Southern California
- Gregg Kvistad, provost & executive vice chancellor, University of Denver
- Jason Seligman, senior economist, Investment Company Institute
- Robert Toutkoushian, professor of higher education, University of Georgia
- Paul Yakoboski, senior economist, TIAA Institute
Keynote Address
Lesson for Higher Education
Panel Discussions
Paul Yakoboski
TIAA Institute
James C. Hearn
University of Georgia
Adrianna J. Kezar
University of Southern California
@AdriannaKezar
https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianna-kezar-75a2006
Gregg Kvistad
University of Denver
Off the Tenure Track
Andrea Hasler
GFLEC, The George Washington University
Jason Seligman
The Ohio State University
Robert K. Toutkoushian
University of Georgia
Financial Wellbeing of Higher Ed's Millennials
Event Materials