Time: 2:00 pm EST Presenter: Tom Harnisch, Vice President for Government Relations, State Higher Education Executive Officers (SHEEO) The first 121 days of the Trump Administration have been filled with an array of sweeping policy changes for higher education. Combined with far-reaching legislation on Capitol Hill and a series of ongoing court cases, the federal...
Learn from colleagues and practiced researchers during this casual, meeting-style forum. Meetings are often topic-based but also flexible to allow attendees to elevate questions, discuss challenges, and share their work with others interested in and engaged in research.
Are you ready to grow your influence and give back to the field of concurrent and dual enrollment? Join us for this dynamic webinar designed to inspire and inform current and prospective NACEP volunteer leaders. Learn how you can step into leadership roles that shape national conversations, build your professional network, and contribute to the...
Title: Data, Dashboards, and Tools, Oh My! From Novice to Pro with National DE Data Panelists: John Fink, Senior Research Associate and Program Lead, Community College Research Center Summary: Join experts from CCRC and NACEP to dive into federal datasets and unlock insights about dual enrollment. In this hands-on session, you'll explore key data sources such as the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Civil Rights...
Learn from colleagues and practiced researchers during this casual, meeting-style forum. Meetings are often topic-based but also flexible to allow attendees to elevate questions, discuss challenges, and share their work with others interested in and engaged in research.
Learn from colleagues and practiced researchers during this casual, meeting-style forum. Meetings are often topic-based but also flexible to allow attendees to elevate questions, discuss challenges, and share their work with others interested in and engaged in research.
Learn from colleagues and practiced researchers during this casual, meeting-style forum. Meetings are often topic-based but also flexible to allow attendees to elevate questions, discuss challenges, and share their work with others interested in and engaged in research.