Lawrence Rouse

Heather Bjorgan | Dean of Enrollment Management, Black Hawk College Technology has changed our lives in more ways than we can count—our professional lives especially. Things that used to take days can happen in minutes, and we’ve all become more interconnected than ever before. For the registrar’s office, that means more access to records, information and students themselves. The EvoLLLution (Evo): How is technology expanding the role of the registrar?

Lawrence Rouse | President, Pitt Community College Johnny Smith | Vice President of Strategic Initiatives and Community Engagement, Pitt Community College The term “adult learners” means different things to different people. From corporations looking to reskill their employees to former inmates re-joining the workforce for the first time in years, different learners require different things.

Nearly 40 million Americans have attended college or university, but never earned a degree, diploma or certificate. Finding ways to bring them back to finish their programs or transfer skills they’ve picked up since into new areas can revolutionize the workforce. The EvoLLLution (Evo): How do colleges and universities better target adults who have some college experience but no credential?