higher education funding

Amendment 61 would block key financing tool for higher-ed construction

Type: Email Communications
Published Date: October 14, 2010
Author: Watt, Joe

Generations of Coloradans have invested in our state, making sure this is a great place to live and work. Highways were built. City Halls. Colleges and universities. Parks and open spaces. Libraries.

Now, it's our turn, and we shouldn't drop the ball. The type of investments that previous generations made for our benefit would not be possible under Amendment 61.

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Senate Bill 10-003: Concerning Higher Education Flexibility

Type: Testimony
Published Date: April 28, 2010
Author: Waterous, Frank

Concerning Higher Education Flexibility
Senate Bill 10-003

Testimony to the Senate Education Committee
Frank Waterous, Ph.D., Senior Policy Analyst
April 28, 2010

My name is Frank Waterous, and I am a senior policy analyst with The Bell Policy Center. The Bell is a nonpartisan, nonprofit research and policy organization dedicated to expanding opportunity for all Coloradans.

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