Texas Program Helps Adults With Some College, But No Degree
GradTX aims to help near completer and stop-outs who have some college, no degree. The aim is to help them finish what they started.
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Lessons Learned: Informing and Inspiring Action Through Data
How does your organization use its data? Are you sitting on a goldmine that is not being used? Are you in data-overload mode? Or are you optimizing the value of your data to achieve agency goals and priorities?
This Internship Challenge Links Employers with Students
Internships are an important bridge as student move from education to the workforce.
The Science of Where in Smart States
Smart states understand that smart is a journey, not a destination, and with GIS technology they can solve current challenges.
Expanding Graduate Medical Education in Texas
Texas is working hard to strike a balance between funding new and existing medical schools and supporting ample graduate medical education opportunities for the state’s physician graduates.
Upending Traditional Education to Save Time and Money in Texas
Texas launched the Texas Affordable Baccalaureate as a bold solution to reduce the cost of higher education for the state and for students and families.
Innovator Profile: Maryland Geographic Information Officer Julia Fischer
Under the leadership of Geographic Information Officer (GIO) Julia Fischer, Maryland has used GIS as the basis for many exciting, constituent-focused projects.
Addressing Requests for eLearning Development with a Small Training Staff
What the state of Nebraska Training and Development team has learned about eLearning development projects so far.
Generation Texas Inspires a College-Going Movement
This special day helps to create a college-going culture for all students as they take their next steps toward a brighter future.
How College Emergency Aid Helps Students Graduate
College emergency aid programs help students meet unexpected financial needs that may prevent them from completing their degrees.