Seminar for Higher Education Reporters
Georgia Tech Hotel and Conference Center, Atlanta
December 5-7, 2008
Speakers will address student retention, college finances and how a new presidential administration will impact campuses in the U.S.
New Research on Education: In collaboration with AERA
April, 2009
San DIego
The Institute and the American Educational Research Association collaborate to provide journalists with an introduction to the array of research presented at the group's Annual Meeting.
Hechinger Institute director Richard Lee Colvin has a new blog that looks at coverage of early childhood education and pre-school issues. Click on the icon above to have a look.
William McGoun of the Asheville (NC) Citizen-Times and Diane Camper of the Baltimore Sun
Reporters at the NCEW Seminar in New York City in June 2007.
Which children are missed in the targeted vs. universal pre-k debate? We discussed a new report on the impact on the middle class, and the new president's plans during a Webinar on November 12.
Charles Murray (r), author of The Bell Curve, says too many people are going to college. Anthony Carnevale, an education and economics scholar, disagrees. They'll face off at the Seminar on Higher Education in December.
From the Hechinger Seminar for Higher Education Reporters in New York:
Discussions on financial aid, especially private loan programs, [were] very enlightening.
-Carolyne Park, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
