Rick Seltzer is a Senior Writer at Higher Ed Dive. He covers a range of topics within the education sector, focusing on higher education, educational technology, campus life, and public education policy, among others. Rick's insights and analyses have been featured in Higher Ed Dive and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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