[#Podcast] This week on EAB Office Hours EAB’s Kaitlyn Maloney and @jaxonell examine the #HigherEd market to determine whether there is an oversupply of providers relative to the number of consumers who want a college degree.
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My colleagues and I have been closely following the American Rescue Plan. Here is our take on how it will help higher ed. https://t.co/IniilcMpc0 via @eab#highered
Incredibly honored to be interviewed by NPR's Marketplace on COVID's impact on community colleges. Such an important topic to keep on everyone's radar. #HigherEducation
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Thrilled to join my colleague, Kaitlyn Maloney, on EAB's Office Hours podcast to discuss federal stimulus and the future of higher ed policy. #highereducation#edchat
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To help leaders understand what the latest relief package means for #highered, explore an overview of key components—and review lessons learned from the CARES Act.
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As 2020 ends, there is some good news for universities in the form of $22.7B in additional federal relief. We have analyzed the 5,593 page omnibus bill and identified the key insights that higher education leaders should know. https://t.co/08GaZHRGq7 #highereducation
America, I’m honored that you have chosen me to lead our great country.
The work ahead of us will be hard, but I promise you this: I will be a President for all Americans — whether you voted for me or not.
I will keep the faith that you have placed in me.
Struggling to capture the utter sadness and despicable horror that I feel over the loss of George Floyd and the other lives who still should be with us today. Words seem futile in the face… https://t.co/3sUCONPVYv
Looking forward to the University Research Forum's upcoming national meeting series. The topics we will be covering with give chief research officers a wealth of information related to research development, industry partnerships, a…https://t.co/jOa6p2Pgdz https://t.co/RVGaKDtYce
No matter what comes next, let’s not forget that Trump’s campaign manager, deputy campaign manager, foreign policy advisor, fixer, political strategist and national security advisor have been indicted, convicted, or plead guilty of serious crimes.