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for the white house and lit into the current president s policies. watch this. joe biden has had the most disastrous first month of any president in modern history. that s true. in just one short month we have gone from america first to america last. we have the republican party. it is going to unite and be stronger than ever before. i am not starting a new party. that was fake news. but who knows, who knows, i may even decide to beat them for a third time, okay? mark meredith live in orlando where cpac has just wrapped up. good morning to you. good morning to you. former president trump certainly seemed to enjoy being back in the spotlight. for nearly 90 minutes he talked to conservatives about his thoughts on the biden presidency as well as the state of the republican party today. the former president spoke for more than like i said 90 minutes and talked on so many different issues whether it was about the economy, what s going on with immigration as well as can ....
race, classroom technological advancements and other education issues. we hear from former health and human services secretary and first-term congresswoman donna hat lalla during this panel. shalala during this panel. who are going to examine the new and innovative ideas that are really transforming our schools. we ll be talking about new approaches that are reshaping traditional models of education from k-12 classrooms to university lecture halls. we are also focused on how the latest technologies are being integrated into the classroom and look at the growing number of college alternatives geared towards preparing the next generation of students for the jobs of the future. before we begin, i would like to thank our presenting sponsors, and our supporting sponsor, the university of irginia. for now, please welcome to the stage, chairman and ceo chris whittle. [applause] chris: hi, good afternoon. very nice to be with you this afternoon. we are pleased to work with t ....
education, it will examine a new and innovative idea that is really transforming our schools. we will be talking about new approaches that are reshaping traditional models of education from classroom to university lecture halls. we will also focus on how the latest technologies are being integrated into the classroom, and look at the growing number of college alternatives geared toward preparing the next generation of students for the jobs of the future. before we begin, i would like to thank our presenting sponsors , and our supporting sponsor, the university of virginia. so now, please welcome to the stage, chairman and ceo chris whittle.[ applause ] good afternoon and very nice to be with you this afternoon. we are pleased to work with the washington post along with the university of virginia on the sponsorship of this installment of the transformer series. we think it is very consistent with what we have been working on for the past four years, which is the transfor ....
education form addressing a range of issues including gender and racial disparities and technology in the classroom, hosted by the washington post, this runs 1:45 minutes. we are really excited today to be joined by some of the top minds and leading disruptors in education, it will examine a new and innovative idea that is really transforming our schools. we will be talking about new approaches that are reshaping traditional models of education from classroom to university lecture halls. we will also focus on how the latest technologies are being integrated into the classroom, and look at the growing number of college alternatives geared toward preparing the next generation of students for the jobs of the future. before we begin, i would like to thank our presenting sponsors , and our supporting sponsor, the university of virginia. so now, please welcome to the stage, chairman and ceo chris whittle.[ applause ] good afternoon and very nice to be with you this afternoo ....
so that is one of the important ways we do it. the other way is a well-designed internship program and i would like to reference what doctor frederick said. we have one of the animating principles, we need to fill our equity promise to students so, long ago, american higher education began reaching out more broadly to create more diverse student bodies, then it occurred in the 90s we better support academic success but if you are just relying on kids using mom and dad and their professional networks, you are leaving all the talent on the table 1 of the animating features is the third leg of the promise, we help you to succeed and then help you bridge to the world of work and we spent $350,000 a year supporting students in internship. we have a set of core employers like the google model where there is a preexisting relationship between us. we work hard to make sure students of color are overrepresented. you talk to univer ....