Stackable and Alternative Credentials Moving to the Mainstage

As the demand for flexible, relevant educational pathways intensifies, this panel discussion will  bring to light the role of innovative credentialing in reshaping the future of education and workforce development. Join Ted Mitchell, President of the American Council on Education, Maria Anguiano, Executive Vice President of Learning Enterprise at ASU, Marlene Tromp, President of Boise State University, and Ann Kirschner, President of Hunter College, for an in-depth discussion on the evolution and impact of stackable and alternative credentials in meeting the needs of today's learners and employers.