Transformation and Access: The Past, Present and Future of Continuing and Professional Education - Kathleen Burke, Evolllution

Continuing and professional education divisions were originally established to serve a small subset of learners who had different characteristics and expectations than the traditional student. These so-called “non-traditional” students, however, are now the majority in the postsecondary environment and their numbers are growing. So how does this shift impact the role of CPE, and where do these divisions go now to continue to serve as innovative hubs? In this interview, Kathleen Burke, who has spent much of her career in the CPE environment, reflects on how the role of CPE has evolved and shares her thoughts on how these divisions will continue to transform in future. http://evolllution.com/revenue-streams/market_opportunities/transformation-and-access-the-past-present-and-future-of-continuing-and-professional-education/