my name is robin liam from higher ed consultancy. with the competing interests that higher ed has now regard to enrollment, needing to enroll a lot of international students, out of state students et cetera per se regarding funding, how might the focus stay on closing the racial college completion gaps at msis and hsis? >> stella? >> so, i think that's a very good question you know, my perspective comes from not only looking at the post secondary sector, so again, the part of what comprises a racial completion gap is not only what happens at the institution. and so this doesn't preclude us from enrolling more students from other countries but again i'm going to keep pushing if we talk about the racial completion gap it's not just what's occurring at the institution. so this idea that the high schools in particular, k through 12 can be let off the hook so more collaboration, more conversations of if we're going to keep our graduation rates up, this is not a conversation that should only stay within higher ed. >> yes, can i just respon

my name is robin liam from a higher ed consultancy. with the competing interests that higher ed has now in regard to enrollment, needing to enroll a lot of international students, out of state students, et cetera, per se, regarding fundsing, how might the focus stay on closing the racial college completion gaps at msis and hsis? >> stella? >> so, i think that's a very good question. you know, my perspective comes from not only looking at the post-secondary sector. so, again, the part of what comprises a racial completion gap is not only what happens at the institution. and so this doesn't preclude us from enrolling more students from other countries or more diverse students. but again, i'm going to keep pushing to talk about the racial completion gap, it's not just what's occurring at the institution. so this idea that the high schools in particular, k through 12 can be let off the hook so more collaboration, more conversations of if we're going to keep our graduation rates up, this is not a conversation that should only stay within hi

my name is robin liam from higher ed consultancy. with the competing interests that higher ed has now regard to enrollment, needing to enroll a lot of international students, out of state students et cetera per se regarding funding, how might the focus stay on closing the racial college completion gaps at msis and hsis? >> stella? >> so, i think that's a very good question you know, my perspective comes from not only looking at the post secondary sector, so again, the part of what comprises a racial completion gap is not only what happens at the institution. and so this doesn't preclude us from enrolling more students from other countries but again i'm going to keep pushing if we talk about the racial completion gap it's not just what's occurring at the institution. so this idea that the high schools in particular, k through 12 can be let off the hook so more collaboration, more conversations of if we're going to keep our graduation rates up, this is not a conversation that should only stay within higher ed. >> yes, can i just respon