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Cornish College of the Arts and Seattle University are excited to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent to join institutions, with Cornish eventually becoming the Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University and continuing to educate students at its South Lake Union campus. This plan, enthusiastically endorsed by the boards of trustees at both institutions, promises to enrich the student experience on both campuses through enhanced educational opportunities and interdisciplinary learning. Learn more about this plan and what’s next: https://hubs.ly/Q02-B_nx0

"At the recent University of Tennessee Board of Trustees meeting, the board voted unanimously to approve President Boyd’s recommendation to remove the “interim” title from Dr. Linda C. Martin, now officially Chancellor of the University of Tennessee Southern. This decision was retroactively applied, recognizing Dr. Martin’s impressive contributions over the past three years. Under Chancellor Martin’s leadership, UT Southern has reached unprecedented heights, with successes that include: - A record first-year retention rate of 77.2% - A record overall retention rate of 79.5% - A 12% increase in total enrollment - An 8.5% increase in transfer students - Record fundraising of $6.1 million in FY24 - A $1 million increase in endowment These accomplishments, along with the creation of UT Southern’s first strategic plan and campus master plan, reflect Chancellor Martin’s dedicated leadership. The UT Southern Advisory Board, represented by Chair Jimmy Granbery, presented its unanimous support for the decision to remove the “interim” from her title to the UT Board of Trustees." Read more: https://lnkd.in/egFthnM3

In 2021, Texas Woman’s University took a monumental step forward by becoming a university system. This evolution represents not just a structural change but a strategic commitment to expanding our impact and fostering innovation in higher education. As a university system, we are better positioned to serve Texas more broadly, enhance educational accessibility, and drive greater prosperity for all. This transformation underscores our dedication to excellence and our mission to empower students through comprehensive, high-quality education. The role of a chancellor in this context extends far beyond academic leadership. It involves engaging with political landscapes, advocating for policies that support our goals, and securing resources to sustain our growth. Navigating the complexities is crucial to championing the needs of our students, faculty, and staff, and ensuring the continued success of our institution.

Seattle University and Cornish College of the Arts are excited to announce the signing of a Letter of Intent to join institutions, with Cornish eventually becoming the Cornish College of the Arts at Seattle University and continuing to educate students at its South Lake Union campus. This plan, enthusiastically endorsed by the boards of trustees at both institutions, promises to enrich the student experience on both campuses through enhanced educational opportunities and interdisciplinary learning. Learn more about what’s next: https://lnkd.in/gP3FewQt

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In November, our California Community Colleges Chancellor Sonya Christian, Board of Governors and executive leadership attended the annual Community College League of California convention. Chancellor Christian delivered an inspiring State of the System update to the audience. The state of the system is strong! Overall, the number of students attending a California community college is increasing. ? There was an almost 10% increase in the number of students between 2022 and 2023, spefically among veterans, Black, Latino and Native American students. ? Dual enrollment is up 24% ? There was an increase in the number of students receiving a Pell and/or California College Promise Grant Our Vision 2030 blueprint is guided by the following goals: ? ?? Goal 1: Equity in Success - Ensure the academic and career success of all Californians who are current and prospective California community college students ?? Goal 2: Equity in Access - Broaden the opportunities for all Californians to participate in higher education by starting or continuing their higher education at a California community college ?? Goal 3: Equity in Support - Partner with other systems, agencies, institutions and communitybased organizations to provide students the academic, financial and social supports necessary to thrive by taking education opportunities and the accompanying support to Californians You can access our State of the System report here: https://lnkd.in/e9_aC8aU

Dean Hodges shares the vision for the $35 million GEAR UP South Carolina project with The Post and Courier. "The University of South Carolina College of Education wants to simplify this by leaning into our role as the state’s flagship institution," says Dean Hodges. "As such, our mission is to offer support, opportunity and access to all students in our state from their earliest days in the classroom through high school and beyond. We work beyond collegiate affinities, serving all learners and educators in South Carolina." ?? https://bit.ly/49O5O8x

2024) – New national rankings from the Wall Street Journal of America’s top 500 universities recognize North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University as the nation’s No. 1 public historically Black university. The Wall Street Journal/College Pulse rankings evaluate “how well each college sets graduates up for financial success … how much a school improves students’ chances of graduating and their future earnings,” WSJ says. “We don’t measure reputation, nor the college’s own finances.” The rankings include 14 HBCU campuses, eight of them public. Trailing N.C. A&T among public campuses are, in order: Florida A&M University, North Carolina Central University, Prairie View University, Tennessee State University, Savannah State University, Jackson State University and Alcorn State University.

Connection is the catalyst for positive momentum. This year was a banner year for the College of Education's forward trajectory, with historic enrollment, more new faculty, and research that continues to break barriers. We've recapped the outstanding achievements born out of the great minds at the College of Education at Illinois. Read our Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/gfMf-YzY