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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/06/2025
Tell your Senators not to cut #studentloans and #PellGrants to pay for tax cuts!
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/06/2025
Tell your Senators not to cut #studentloans and #PellGrants to pay for tax cuts!
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 05/02/2025
Today, @naicu.bsky.social celebrates Sarah Flanagan and her decades of work supporting nonprofit #highered. Sarah is the 2025 recipient of the Henry Paley Award. 👏👏
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 04/02/2025
Carroll College president Dr. John Cech meeting with senator Tim Sheehy to discuss #highered during #NAICU2025.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 04/02/2025
St Thomas Univesity president David Armstrong and Keiser University chancellor Arthur Keiser meeting with @senrickscott.bsky.social advocating for the support of nonprofit #highered. #NAICU2025
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 04/02/2025
McGuireWoods lawyers Thompson and Sauter talk #DEI and what the new execute orders mean for #highered. #NAICU2025
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 04/02/2025
@centrecollege.bsky.social president Moreland and Friends University president Carey discuss the political divide on campus with Vanguard University of Southern California president Beals. #NAICU2025
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
4 hill staffers talking to #NAICU2025 attendees about what their perspectives are about #highered and bills they are working on.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
@politico.com senior political columnist Jonathan Martin looks at how the 2024 election will affect #highered at #NAICU2025.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
Senate Majority Leader John Thune talks to #NAICU2025 about his views on #highered.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
Thank you Rep. Walberg for taking the time to speak with #NAICU2025.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
Rick Grafmeyer from Capitol Tax Partners talks to #NAICU2025 about how to talk about #tax to congress members. #endowment
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
Stephanie Marken from Gallup talks about What Americans Really Think About #HigherEd. With Connie Book, president, @elonuniversity.bsky.social
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 03/02/2025
André Stephens, president of Fresno Pacific University talking with James W. Smith from Gonser Gerber about leading in difficult times. #NAICU2025
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/02/2025
@clarkuniversity.bsky.social, Carroll College, Marquette, and University of the Cumberlands at #NAICU2025 talking about how important it is to advocate for the success of private, nonprofit #highered.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/02/2025
Jody Feder from @naicu.bsky.social and Alex Nock from Penn Hill Group talk about the first two weeks of the new administration and what is on the horizon.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/02/2025
GA Independent College Association president Jenna Colvin joined #NAICU2025 to talk about risk-sharing and how to talk about it with Congress.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/02/2025
Dianne Miller from @cornelluniversity.bsky.social talking at #NAICU2025 about what the new administration means for international students.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/02/2025
What is ahead for #studentaid at #NAICU2025?
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 02/02/2025
Getting ready for #NAICU2025 with the Government Relations Academy!
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 12/12/2024
Earlier this week, NAICU recognized Rep Grothman for his support and commitment to independent higher ed. DYN: Rep. Grothman has 4 private colleges in his district! Thank you for your support of independent higher education at home & across the US!
Barbara Mistick handing over a framed Member Spotlight to Representative Grothman.
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naicu.edu @naicu.edu · 21/11/2024
NAICU's survey of private, nonprofit colleges definitively shows impact of the FAFSA chaos on fall enrollments; 74% say it changed composition of their class: www.insidehighered.com/news/quick-t...
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Report: FAFSA fiasco upended private college enrollments
The botched rollout of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid led to major changes in the size and makeup of private colleges’ incoming classes this fall, according to a
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