I’ve had the opportunity to connect with various media outlets as an Education Advisor and spokesperson for BestColleges.com. These connections include radio, tv, web, print, and podcast interviews about a variety of projects and topics related to higher education. Selected interviews are listed below.

Video/Web

• Bloomberg – COVID-19, One Year On in Higher Education (@22:50)
• Yahoo Finance – Racial inequality becomes top election issue for college students
• Cheddar TV – BestColleges survey reveals many business leaders halting or slowing college grad recruitment

Television

• CBS 17 (Raleigh, NC) – Job Alert with Bill Young – Skills Gap
• WKOW (Madison, WI) – Student groups work to encourage young people to vote
• WBTV (Charlotte, NC) – College graduates looking for work during the pandemic
• WTNH (Litchfield, CT) – College student talks embracing the change in senior year for class of 2020
• KTVK (Phoenix, AZ) – Businesses are changing how they recruit, hire college grads because of coronavirus pandemic
• NBC (multiple outlets) – Stressed students: Coronavirus leaves future uncertain

Print/Web

• Authority Magazine – Top 5 Trends in the Future of Work
• EdTech Magazine – Key Trends to Understand for Successful Online Courses
• Reader’s Digest – Things you may not see in schools after coronavirus
• EdScoop – Online education gets positive reviews in recent college survey
• Work Shift – Is the Bootcamp Market Really in the Millions?

Podcast

• Simply Money – How Are Your College Kids Navigating This Unusual Job Market?
• American Viewpoints – What’s influencing young voters is probably different from what is influencing you
• Market Wrap with Moe Ansari – Student loan debt forgiveness

Radio

• WINA (Charlottesville, VA) – Develop Soft Skills to Advance Your Career
• WGN (Chicago, IL) – The Rollye James Show – How COVID-19 is impacting education (October 15, 2020)
• KGMI (Bellingham, WA) – Student stress from COVID-19 disruptions
• WTVN (Columbus, OH) – with Joel Riley – Student mental exhaustion and will we see students back in the classroom sooner or later?