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Sarah Fortner

Arkansas
As seen in: USA Today, WFMY-TV (Greensboro, NC), WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC), WYFF-TV (Greenville, SC), WLTX-TV (Columbia, SC), KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR), American Association of Colleges and Universities
present day portfolio manager for private wealth; formerly a Meteorologist on TV

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The Identity Reckoning

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By Marilyn Cooper, Sarah Fortner, Ken Budd Verified, Mike De Socio
| American Association of Colleges and Universities
Since President Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office in January 2025, the world of higher education has been in turmoil. From extreme cuts to the Department of Education, elimination of research funds, and bans on programs related to diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, the second Trump administration’s policies are undermining academic freedom and the ability of colleges and universities to educate their students. Three writers explore the challenges and possible ways forward.
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Dismantled and Decentered

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By Mike De Socio, Marilyn Cooper, Sarah Fortner, Ken Budd Verified
| American Association of Colleges and Universities
Since President Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office in January 2025, the world of higher education has been in turmoil. From extreme cuts to the Department of Education, elimination of research funds, and bans on programs related to diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, the second Trump administration’s policies are undermining academic freedom and the ability of colleges and universities to educate their students. Three writers explore the challenges and possible ways forward.
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Clinical Trials and Tribulations

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By Ken Budd Verified, Marilyn Cooper, Sarah Fortner, Mike De Socio
| American Association of Colleges and Universities
Since President Donald Trump’s return to the Oval Office in January 2025, the world of higher education has been in turmoil. From extreme cuts to the Department of Education, elimination of research funds, and bans on programs related to diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, the second Trump administration’s policies are undermining academic freedom and the ability of colleges and universities to educate their students. Three writers explore the challenges and possible ways forward.
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