Article Author: Walter M. Kimbrough

Presidents’ panel: How COVID-19 will change higher education

July 2, 2020 in

The Conversation

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Ana Mari Cauce, Samuel L. Stanley Jr., Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University, Michigan State University, University of Washington

No More Statements

June 3, 2020 in

Inside Higher Ed

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

Charlottesville, Presidential Statements, race

‘A Fall Unlike Any I Have Seen’

May 13, 2020 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

COVID-19, HBCUs, Online learning, merger

It’s Time to Stop Calculating Graduation Rates

February 23, 2020 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

commencement, graduation rate, outcomes

College Presidents Can Do a Lot. But They Can’t End Racism

January 29, 2019 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

diversity, leadership

At Commencement, How Much Celebration Is Too Much?

September 5, 2018 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

by

Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

diversity, graduation

50 Years Later: What Would Dr. King Say?

March 30, 2018 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

Charlottesville, Martin Luther King Jr., equity, inclusion, race

Some borrowers need defense from themselves

February 12, 2018 in

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

affordability, debt

Meeting the Enemy

October 17, 2017 in

Inside Higher Ed

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Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

When debate dies, who loses?

March 23, 2017 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

by

Walter M. Kimbrough

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Dillard University

diversity, leadership

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