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Matthew Rascoff
Lecturer in Management
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Bio
Matthew Rascoff serves as Vice Provost for Digital Education at Stanford University, where he leads the university’s innovation efforts in online and hybrid learning.
From 2017–21 he was the Associate Vice Provost for Digital Education and Innovation at Duke University, where he led the Duke Learning Innovation team. He was previously Vice President and founder of the Office of Learning Technology & Innovation for the University of North Carolina system, where he worked from 2014–17.
In 2012–13, Matthew launched JSTOR’s first international office in Berlin, where he was also a Fellow of the Bertelsmann Foundation and a strategic advisor to the Robert Bosch Foundation. He previously led product management teams at Wireless Generation, an education technology company (acquired by News Corporation and renamed Amplify), where he built and launched Wireless Generation’s 100-person product development center in Durham, North Carolina.
Earlier in his career Matthew helped launch the strategy group at ITHAKA, an incubator of higher education technology ventures (now Ithaka S+R). Matthew’s experience also includes Google, where he worked on the Book Search operations team. After undergraduate studies at Columbia University he did graduate work at Bogazici University in Istanbul on a Fulbright Scholarship. He also earned an MBA from Harvard Business School and represented the state of North Carolina as a German Marshall Memorial Fellow in 2013.
Academic Degrees
- MBA, Harvard Business School, 2009
- BA Philosophy, Columbia University, 2001