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DC Shuttle: Congress Holds Hearing on Stemming Brain Drain of Foreign Grads
The New England Council
October 11, 2011
The House Education and Workforce Committee's...
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NE Budget Math: Two More Plus Four Equals All Six NE States with Budgets Passed
Carolyn Morwick
August 5, 2011
All six New England states have completed...
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Study Finds In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students Boosts College Enrollment, Lowers High School Dropout Rates
John O. Harney
May 19, 2011
Should states allow undocumented immigrants...
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A Start-Up in Peace: Israeli and Palestinian Students to Launch Businesses at Babson
John O. Harney
May 18, 2011
More than 40 Israeli and Palestinian students...
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URI Hooks $11.5 Million to Boost Sustainable Fishing in Senegal
John O. Harney
April 28, 2011
The Coastal Resources Center and the Fisheries...
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New England Colleges Respond to Japan Disaster
Christine Cassis
March 14, 2011
Following last week's 8.9 magnitude earthquake...
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UMaine Augusta Brings Information Services Education to Remote Pacific Islands
Wendy A. Lindsay
December 29, 2010
The University of Maine at Augusta found...
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Educators to Convene at MIT on Tech and Learning
NEBHE Admin
April 5, 2010
MIT’s Learning International Network Consortium (LINC) will hold three days of panel discussions and workshops from Sunday, May 23 to Wednesday, May 26 at MIT on “University Leadership: Bringing Technology-Enabled Education to Learners of All Ages,” National Academy of Engineering President Charles Vest will give a keynote address. Plenary speakers will include rectors of virtual universities in Mexico, Pakistan and Africa.
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