Archive for the ‘Regionalism’ Category
University Communities and the Next American Upgrade
Blair Levin
April 30, 2012
Knowledge is humanity’s first and final...
Read MoreTags: Aspen Institute, Blair Levin, broadband, Federal Communications Commission, Gig.U., Internet, University, University Community Next Generation Innovation Project | No Comments
Build the Higher Ed Agenda with Us …
Michael K. Thomas
April 3, 2012
2012 is a year of interest and consequence...
Read MoreTags: federal education policy, Justin Morrill, land grant institutions | No Comments
The Student Experience Brought to You by … Students!
Christine Flanagan
March 27, 2012
Why students should play a designer role...
Read MoreTags: Business Innovation Factory, student experience, Utah State University | 2 Comments
Higher Ed’s Local and Regional Economic Impact: A NEBHE Conference and Recent Evidence
John O. Harney
February 17, 2012
Our longstanding interest in the ways colleges...
Read MoreTags: Association of Vermont Independent Colleges, economic impact, John O. Harney, PILOT, town-gown | No Comments
Obama’s FY13 Budget Would Boost Community Colleges, Reward Tuition Restraint
John O. Harney
February 14, 2012
President Obama's proposed FY 2013 budget...
Read MoreTags: budget, federal higher education policy, Huffington Post, Inside Higher Education, Obama, The Chronicle of Higher Education | No Comments
Alignment Job: Community Colleges and Workforce Development
Stafford Peat
January 27, 2012
In Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick’s recent...
Read MoreTags: community college, Deval Patrick, Economic Modeling Specialists Inc. (EMSI), Jobs for the Future, Workforce Investment Boards | 1 Comment
Higher Education and the Economy: The View from the Boston Fed Chief
Eric S. Rosengren
November 8, 2011
NEBHE convened approximately 400 leaders...
Read MoreTags: African-American, Asians, educational attainment, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Hispanic, internships, unemployment, Whites | No Comments
Bootstraps: Federal Trio Programs, if Funded, Could Help Close Income Gap
Reggie Jean
September 5, 2011
I realized how poor my family was when I...
Read MoreTags: Annie E. Casey Foundation, child poverty, Educational Opportunity Centers, Educational Talent Search, New England Educational Opportunity Association, rich and poor, Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Program, Student Support Services, TRIO, Upward Bound | 10 Comments
What Gives? Perspectives on Philanthropy and Higher Education
John O. Harney
July 18, 2011
Late last month, NEBHE senior fellow and...
Read MoreTags: Catalogue for Philanthropy, Charles Desmond, Christine Green, Daren Follweiler, George McCully, John O. Harney, Maine Community Foundation, Massachusetts Board of Higher Education, Meredith Jones, philanthropy, roundtable, Trefler Foundation | 1 Comment
DC Shuttle: Congress Considers Charter Schools, Workforce Investment, Manufacturing … and Other Higher Ed News from Washington
The New England Council
June 27, 2011
On Wednesday, the House Education and Workforce...
Read MoreTags: Congress, federal policy, New England Council, Washington | No Comments
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