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Podcast 28
Very Important Podcast #28
Listen to Howard Leslie and Aaron Lacey (Partner Thomson and Coburn LLP) discuss recent guidance from the Education Department, as well as pending legislation in Washington DC, as it pertains to student and administrative relief for the COVIN-19 National Emergency.
Get clarification on what schools can do NOW vs. what they may be able to do in the near FUTURE.
Should schools document what they are doing in response to the current challenges? If yes, should schools be providing all that information to the State, Accreditors and ED?
After lengthy discussions on the Coronavirus, and going into some silver lining predications (such as the final outcomes for institutions of higher education), Aaron spends 15 minutes discussing what Howard originally intended when booking him a month ago. That includesWashington DC activity pertaining to:
The Future of Gainful Employment (yes – not totally gone)
Borrower Defense
State Authorization
Online Learning
Title IX
Then the podcast ends on Howard and Aaron’s thoughts on election impacts.
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