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A statement from Steve Beard, president and CEO of Adtalem Global Education, on the threats against Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

Today, after an emotional trial, we learned of the guilty verdict in the Chauvin trial for George Floyd’s senseless killing. As we process the court’s verdict, let’s continue to stand in solidarity with the victim’s family, friends, and communities to honor Mr. Floyd’s life and all the Black men and women whose lives have been disproportionately taken due to the systemic prevalence of racism.

Beginning in 2020, Illinois corporations have been required to file annual reports on the demographic composition of their boards of directors and report on their policies and practices for promoting diversity, equity and inclusion among directors and executive leadership.

The proverbial "glass ceiling" is shattering around us, and I’ve never been more optimistic as we celebrate  International Women’s Day, start a new year and continue to be resilient after the highs and lows of 2020.

Healthcare is one of the most critical social and economic systems that exists in our society. It has a tremendous impact on both quality and longevity of life. Yet, the current rate at which new physicians and nurses enter the healthcare system is woefully short of meeting rapidly changing demographics and system demands

Adtalem Global Education’s Purpose is to empower our students to achieve their educational and career goals.

In this podcast episode of “Raise the Line,” Group President of Adtalem Health, Kathy Boden Holland, speaks with host Shiv Gaglani about the growing role of online learning, serving the educational needs of people passionate about providing care and a potential surge of interest in healthcare professions in the wake of COVID-19.

Lisa Wardell, Chairman and CEO of Adtalem Global Education, was recently featured on the podcast “All Encompassing” with McLarty Associates. In this episode, Lisa touched on her rise to the position of CEO, the obstacles she faced along the way, Adtalem’s mission to empower students in their careers and how she’s changed the diversity makeup of the company’s leadership. Read her Q&A with host Safiya Ghori-Ahmad.

Amidst the uncertainty of the prolonged pandemic, one thing we know for certain is: education will continue to change and adapt.

As we have been acting in the collective best interest of the public to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus and reopen the economy — financial crimes have not slowed.

Today on Cheddar Inc.’s first episode of, “All Hands: Race Toward Inclusion” Lisa Wardell shared her thoughts on the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and how new skills will be required for a post-pandemic world.