Monthly Archives: June 2012
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150 Years of Higher Education: New Challenges and Opportunities
In the 150 years since the passage of the Morrill Act, which donated public lands and designated revenue to states to establish public universities that focused on agriculture and the mechanical arts, an undergraduate degree has become essential in today’s…Posted in: Higher Ed Focus, News
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New Report Makes Economic Case for Higher Education
A new report released by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Department of Education examines the significance of higher education as “an important driver of economic mobility” that is vital to economic growth and competitiveness. Using data from the… -
Stony Brook University Plays in First Ever College World Series
The greatest season in Stony Brook University baseball history finally came to an end as the Seawolves lost to the No. 3 national seed Florida State in a College World Series elimination game at TD Ameritrade Park. Stony… -
Gates Foundation Selects Daniel Greenstein as New Director of Postsecondary Success Strategy
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation recently announced Daniel Greenstein as the new director of its Postsecondary Success Strategy. Greenstein is Vice Provost of Academic Planning, Programs, and Coordination with the University of California system where he has…Posted in: News
Tagged: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Daniel Greenstein, Postsecondary Success Strategy





