As the COVID-19 pandemic changes the way we all live, work and learn, we’re compiling resources for the higher education community, guidance from education and health officials, and information on how the foundation is responding to the situation.
Learn more→Our Intermediaries for Scale, a diverse group of 13 organizations, will work with a broad range of partners and at least 300 colleges and universities in the coming years to promote and support widespread institutional transformation, including fundamental change in culture, structure, and business models and operations to address evolving student needs.
Learn more→In a new series of videos from the Postsecondary Value Commission, members discuss higher education’s return on investment, potential for social and economic mobility, and benefits to entire communities.
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Senior Program Officer Gabriela Torres’ passion for equity is rooted in her family’s commitment to communidad.
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Interventions in advising, digital learning, and pathways increase student success.
Improved financial aid, better data, and policy advocacy will help more students graduate.
Institutions and partners are working together to accelerate and integrate innovation.
See the latest videos, speeches, and blog posts from the field so we can work together to ensure higher education is a bridge–not a barrier–to opportunity. View All Posts
By Patrick Methvin Today is a big day for the Postsecondary Success strategy and our shared efforts to dramatically increase student success and eliminate race and income as predictors of that success, as we announce the launch of our Intermediaries for Scale. This diverse group of 13 organizations will work with a broad range of […]
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— Office of Admissions - The Graduate Center, CUNY (@GC_Admissions ) December 28, 2019
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— Scott McLeod (@mcleod ) December 28, 2019
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— MSJC (@MSJCedu ) December 28, 2019
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— Dr. Lazaro Lopez (@STEMLdr ) December 28, 2019
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