Join us for a look inside the AI-Ready Campus— where every exchange between an institution and its students is meaningful, personalized, and engaging. Where conversations are two-way streets, fostering a sense of belonging and nurturing student growth. Where AI does the heavy lifting, so staff can focus on what they do best – building genuine […]
Building The AI-Ready Campus Webinar
Advocacy quick hits
Reduction in Force at the Department of Education House passes CR, Senate Democrats still bargaining Lori Chavez-DeRemer confirmed as Secretary of Labor> Reduction in Force at the Department of Education On Tuesday evening, the Department of Education (ED) began a formal Reduction in Force (RIF) process. According to the Department’s announcement, more than 1,300 agency […]
Off the Record – A Peer-to-Peer Conversation for CEOs
Off the Record – A Peer-to-Peer Conversation for CEOs We want to hear from you! Please join AACC on March 18, 2025 at 2:00pm ET for Off the Record – A Peer-to-Peer Conversation for CEOs What’s on your mind? With all that is going on in Washington, we want to hear from you about the […]
IHEP Leads Coalition of Nearly 90 Higher Ed Organizations and Researchers to Protect Postsecondary Data
IHEP Leads Coalition of Nearly 90 Higher Ed Organizations and Researchers to Protect Postsecondary Data (PDF)
Community College Minute, March 10, 2025
Advocacy quick hits
Congress works to avoid a government shutdown Linda McMahon confirmed as Secretary of Education ED issues additional guidance on recent Dear Colleague Letter House subcommittee remains focused on WIOA reauthorization Congress works to avoid a government shutdown Lawmakers in the House and Senate face a looming deadline to avoid a partial government shutdown. Last year, […]
Community College Minute, March 3, 2025
DataPoints: Updated ROI of credentials
Institutions that predominantly offer associate degrees or certificates often have a higher return on investment (ROI) after 10 years than institutions that predominantly offer bachelor’s degrees. However, over 40 years, the value of bachelor’s degrees typically outpaces those of institutions that predominantly offer associate degrees and certificates. (See graph, below.) The findings come from the […]