Keller presents at ICEF Berlin
Paul Keller, director of international enrollment, was part of a panel at ICEF Berlin, the international education industry’s largest and most comprehensive global networking event, discussing how universities around the world coped with the pandemic. The webinar, “A comparative analysis of higher education and its future,” is available to stream on Vimeo.
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