Colleges nationwide are changing course placements, dramatically reshaping student learning environments.   Using College Placement Reform to Catalyze Institutional Change     Colleges around the country are rethinking the ways that entering students are placed into first-year courses. These changes are often spurred by state policy reforms and, at times, lead to broader institutional changes to curriculum, pedagogy, advising, and infrastructure. These institutional changes can, in turn, have a substantial impact on student learning environments. How do institutions use state policy focused on a relatively narrow construct–course placement–and use it to catalyze broader change? This webinar will share insights from two studies examining placement reforms, one with a national lens and one focused on California. We will use the findings to understand the interplay between state policy contexts, institutional reform efforts, and individual practice. Join this RFA and Phase Two Advisory webinar on June 18, 2024, at 3 pm ET, for insights from studies on placement reforms, exploring their impact and interplay with state policies and institutional practices. Speakers Kri Burkander, Senior Research Associate, Research for Action Melinda Karp, Founder, Phase Two Advisory Vikash Reddy, Vice President of Research, The Campaign for College Opportunity Register   Our Company | Contact Us | FAQs | Privacy Policy   Research for Action | 3675 Market Street Suite 200 | Philadelphia, PA 19104 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice