Cradle To Grade: Living A Lifetime Of Student Loan Debt
Higher education finance expert Robert Kelchen discusses student loan debt among older adults.
In the Media
Seton Hall faculty are regularly featured in national and international media outlets for their academic expertise and ground-breaking research. Below is a sampling of recent media coverage.
Prof. Robert Kelchen Interviewed on Caucus NJ
Prof. Kelchen discusses his new book Higher Education Accountability with Steve Adubato.
Americans Who Should Be Prepping for Retirement Have a Fast-growing Student Loan Debt Problem
Higher Educational finance expert Robert Kelchen analyzes new federal figures around student debt for those 50 plus.
Why Accountability Efforts in Higher Education Often Fail
Robert Kelchen discusses issues around federal and state policies designed to encourage higher education accountability.
Using Hip-Hop to Teach Students Science
Edmund Adjapong, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Studies, has focused his research and classroom practices on using hip-hop to engage students in STEM.
Colleges Offer Campus Programs For Low-Income Students
Robert Kelchen analyzes Pell Grant recipients and graduation rates.
Is Protesting a Privilege?
Richard Blissett, an assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership, Management & Policy and a new member of the CEHS faculty researches how institutional predictors affect students protesting racial macroaggression.
House GOP takes first step in rewriting Higher Education Act
Robert Kelchen, assistant professor of higher education comments on the GOP proposal to re-write the Higher Education Act.
Supporting Students Experiencing Eviction & Homelessness
CEHS discusses how schools, law enforcement and communities can work together to support students & families experiencing homelessness & housing instability.
How Can We Develop And Keep The Best Teachers?
Edmund Adjapong, Professor of Educational Studies and a new member of the CEHS faculty discusses how to best prepare teachers for success in present day education.
Is Block Scheduling a Trend That Will Continue – And Is It Good For Your Kids?
Associate Professor Christopher Tienken discusses whether fewer, longer classes are working or not.
Dear Secretary Betsy DeVos, Don't Overlook Parents
Assistant professor Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj illustrates how school choice policies can create a ‘tremendous burden’ for families based on social and financial resources.
2017’s States with the Best & Worst School Systems
Professor Jan Arlene Furman provides insights into national education policy around the quality of K-12 education.
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