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Letter to Colorado Commission on Higher Education on Access to Postsecondary Education

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: January 18, 2005
Author: Buchanan, Wade

As the new legislative session begins and the Colorado Commission on Higher Education launches its statewide higher education marketing campaign with today's "CollegeInColorado" event, the Bell would like to highlight key issues in improving access to, and success in, higher education for underserved students.

College Performance Contracts Oversold

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: May 1, 2005
Author: Protopsaltis, Spiros

A Boulder Daily Camera commentary criticizing the state's new policy on college performance contracts, which do not include specific accountability measures to ensure colleges increase access to low-income and minority students.

Nursing shortage a reality in Colorado: It will be much worse by 2020 if college programs can't grow

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: July 31, 2005
Author: McGregor, Heather

A Boulder Daily Camera commentary warning of a coming shortage of nurses in Colorado, where there are not enough spaces in colleges for students who want to become nurses

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The Problem with the New College Voucher Program

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: October 14, 2004
Author: Protopsaltis, Spiros

A letter to the Denver Post editorial board commending it for correctly pointing out that the Colorado Commission on Higher Education's (CCHE) new performance contracts will not solve higher education's financial crisis, but criticizing the paper for failing to mention that these contracts also fail to ensure increased access to higher education for low-income and minority students.

Public policies are undermining their ability to help students through the admissions process

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: November 21, 2004
Author: Miller, Adrian

A Boulder Daily Camera commentary lamenting the poor state of high school counseling in Colorado, where the student-to-counselor ratio is high and some minority and low-income students are discouraged from going to college by their counselors.

Colorado lags in student financial aid: State isn't doing enough to help needy kids go to college

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: February 22, 2004
Author: Protopsaltis, Spiros

A Boulder Daily Camera commentary looking at low levels of financial aid in Colorado and a Colorado Commission of Higher Education proposal that could potentially limit aid to the neediest families in the state.

Implementing Bell’s Blueprint recommendation No. 21 to expand adult education opportunities

Type: Blueprint for Opportunity 2006
Published Date: January 16, 2007
Author: Waterous, Frank

The legislature should significantly increase state support for adult basic education by appropriating at least $1 million each year to match the state???s federal grant and to expand and improve basic services. This investment will help more adults get GEDs, learn English and become literate.

How can Colorado improve access to college?

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: April 27, 2003
Author: Hartman, Andy

A Boulder Daily Camera commentary analyzing the Public Higher Education Financing Act, its effects on access to higher education and its effects on the state budget.

Take Time to Guard Higher Ed Access

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: April 11, 2003
Author: Hartman, Andy

A Rocky Mountain News "Speakout" column analyzing the Public Higher Education Financing Act, its effects on access to higher education, and its effects on the state budget

Too many students need remedial education in college — if they ever get there

Type: Commentary & Letters
Published Date: June 22, 2003
Author: Hartman, Andy

A Boulder Daily Camera commentary on the high number of Coloradans who need remedial classes in college or don't get the opportunity to go to college at all.

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