College Behind Bars: The Necessity of Running A College Inside Prisons
Creating access to education in prisons is essential to creating a corrections system that...
Michael Budke | Program Coordinator for Corrections Education, Chemeketa Community College
Creating access to education in prisons is essential to creating a corrections system that...
Kimberly Moore | Vice President of Workforce Innovation, Tallahassee Community College
By creating programming designed specifically with employers and industry, community colleges can...
Stephen M. Gavazzi | Professor of Human Development and Family Science, Ohio State University
True lifelong learning policy and process has to not only look at adult access to education, but...
Andrew Koricich | Associate Professor of Higher Education, Appalachian State University
Recruiters tend to ignore rural students because it’s less cost-effective than reaching out to...
E. Gordon Gee | President, West Virginia University
Working with Cooperative Extension Services—specifically with 4-H programs—can help universities...
E. Gordon Gee | President, West Virginia University
Cooperative Extensions have historically played a critical role in increasing access to land-grant...
Dual-credit programming can’t operate with a one-size-fits-all mentality. It needs to take all...
Longer lives and changing work conditions necessitate universities to think outside the box for how...
By working with academics and subject-matter experts across a range of disciplines, PBS Digital...
Richard J. Polimeni | Chair, College Savings Foundation
As increasing numbers of high school students approach college-going age, their parents’ experience...
By looking at pre-K to postsecondary education as a continuum, rather than as a series of...
Ann Treadaway | Director of Veteran and Military Programs, Rutgers University
Even in resource-constrained environments, it’s possible to properly serve veteran and...