Hill article authored by Terrell Halaska Dunn on No Child Left Behind

U.S. News and World report article featuring Terrell Halaska Dunn

Wall Street Jounral article: HCM Partner Terrell Halaska weighs in on the first Senate hearing regarding re-authorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, better known as No Child Left Behind.

Roll Call article co-authored by Kristin Hultquist

Kristin Hultquist (formerly Conklin) nominated from the Professional Women in Advocacy (PWIA)  for “Excellence in a Federal Issue Campaign”

Maximizing Resources for Student Success focuses on improving student outcomes and affordability at comprehensive four-year institutions through four strategic investigations. The project, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, paired top researchers with experienced institutional leaders to develop studies that include a review of the evidence base, institutional examples, and implementation recommendations for higher education leaders.

Link to Roll Call article: HCM’s proposals for restructuring financial aid are supported by Jenna Robinson and Kimrey Rhinehardt in Roll Call.

HCM founding partner addressed ways to simplify the federal financial aid system before committees in the House and Senate.

A NY Times Op-Ed coauthored by HCM’s Kristin Hultquist (formerly Conklin) addresses barriers the current Pell grant system creates.

Article on The Chronicle of Higher Education: Getting American higher education focused on the needs of students rather than the needs of institutions.

Inside Higher Ed covers the release of HCM Strategists’ Financial Aid Technical Panel Report Doing Better for More Students.

The Chronicle highlights the student-centered reforms called for in the recently released HCM Strategists Technical Panel Report, Doing Better for More Students.

The New York Times article about coalition-led report release American Dream 2.0

Washington Times article by Terrell Halaska Dunn & Martha Snyder

Huff Post College article co-authored by Terrell Halaska Dunn and Kirstin Hultquist

HCM partners argue that health and education issues are not receiving the attention, focus and resources they deserve.

Huff Post op-ed co-authored by Terrell Halaska Dunn & Kristin Hultquist