Sat.Mar 16, 2024

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From coach to program coordinator to board member: Celebrating Callie’s long-haul dedication to College Possible

College Forward

It’s been over ten years since Callie Forrest, scholarship program manager at the Renaissance Foundation, joined College Possible as an AmeriCorps coach. Since that time, she’s filled several integral roles within the College Possible community, partnering with students and community organizations to advance educational equity. We chatted with Callie as she prepares to close her chapter as College Possible Oregon’s ambassador board chair.

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Budget cuts at Drake University could shutter 13 academic programs - Anna Kutz, We are Iowa

Ray Schroeder

Drake University says it has a "focus on financial sustainability" while looking to streamline curriculum, but potentially at the cost of 13 academic programs. Provost Sue Mattison shared the school's plans to cut costs and adapt to decreasing enrollment numbers nationwide, adding more context to University President Marty Martin's early February update.

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Register for the 6th Annual Roompact Users Conference (October 9, 2024; Chicago, IL)

Roompact

Roompact is pleased to announce its fifth annual user’s conference scheduled for this fall on Wednesday, October 9th, 2023 between 12:00pm and 2:00pm at the Westin O’Hare Airport. Our “mini conference” this year will feature Roompact updates, a showcase session on specialized use cases of our software, and the opportunity to interact with Roompact teammates.

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University of Idaho Needs More Students. Should It Buy an Online School? - Stephanie Saul, NY Times

Ray Schroeder

Depending on whom you ask, the University of Idaho’s plan to take over the University of Phoenix, a for-profit online school, is either a sweet deal or a potential disaster. C. Scott Green, the president of University of Idaho, said he viewed the agreement with a price tag of $550 million as a hedge against what is known as the “demographic cliff,” an expected drop in the number of college-age students.

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