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Rusty Inman, Executive Director of the John Jay Center for Learning, discusses how the community of Portland, Indiana, provides endless support as the organization teaches adult students imperative skills that improve their lives. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Rusty Inman, Executive Director of the John Jay Center for Learning, discusses providing educational and employment opportunities to a diverse group of citizens living in the drastically growing town of Portland, Indiana. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Executive Director of Literacy Network Jeff Burkhart on how the Wisconsin organization educates adults as they finish their schooling and obtain higher paying jobs.
According to a new report from the Institute for Higher Education Policy, of all the nation’s best public universities, only four are affordable to low-income students. This creates problems for students from disadvantaged backgrounds because they have fewer opportunities to obtain upward economic mobility.
Accreditation agencies will no longer be required to inform students when their schools are having accreditation issues, as a result of a new policy implemented by the Education Department.
Jason Newman, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Munice, discusses how learning can be both engaging and memorable for toddlers and children of all ages. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Jason Newman, CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Muncie, discusses how the organization’s key programs facilitate growth, courage, and character among Indiana’s youngest citizens. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Ahead of college admissions, Asian American applicants are concerned with how their applications will be treated by admissions officers at Harvard, after a judge ruled that the university does not discriminate against Asian American students.
America’s student loan system is “fundamentally broken” says A. Wayne Johnson, a student loan official who announced that he will be resigning from his position in the administration.
International students who come to study in the U.S. are often not able to get much financial assistance in the form of scholarships and are not eligible for federal aid or loans from banks.
Heather Williams, Program Manager of Building Better Neighborhoods, discusses facilitating growth in neighborhoods by supporting community members in all their ventures. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
The number of prospective college students in the U.S. is predicted to drop by 2026, as birth rates across the country are showing a steady decline.
A college scholarships program in Cleveland, Ohio received a $40 million donation from the Cleveland Foundation — the largest the program has received since it launched earlier this year.
Laura Williamson, Executive Director of the Muncie Civic Theatre, discusses the changes implemented by the organization that allow accessibility to all community members, including youth and those with disabilities. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
James Williams, Board President of Munice Community Schools, discusses the economic and societal benefits in creating strong classrooms and educational programs for young students to begin leading fulfilling lives. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
James Williams, Board President of Muncie Community Schools, discusses the vital community partnerships that strengthen the school system and how the state of Indiana is implementing new programs to ensure that all children succeed. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Private colleges and four-year universities are competing for community college students, as they represent a part of the student population that is hard-working, motivated, and oftentimes, an alternative to first-year competition.
Leaders of the UC higher education system are considering dropping SAT and ACT scores as a key player in the admissions process for college applicants.
Dr. Susana Rivera-Mills, Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs at Ball State University, discusses the university’s emphasis on the educational experience of its students and how the academic institution meets the needs of faculty and staff. This interview was produced in collaboration with WIPB – Indiana Public Broadcasting at Ball State University.
Liz Hudson, Owner of Hudson Farms, discusses how farms and those involved in agriculture can provide invaluable knowledge to organizations. This interview was produced in collaboration with ValleyPBS.