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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

How can your state’s funding better support rural students & institutions? Our new report, Built to Serve, offers recommendations after two years of research. Explore our findings now: tinyurl.com/yrfu4hsj #HigherEd #Funding #RuralFunding #StatePolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

Our new paper, From Drift to Direction, details the 4 key findings about enrollment shifts across public higher education. Discover what we recommend states consider and our key takeaways now. Read today: tinyurl.com/5b6e4sc8

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

Cooperative Extension has the needed infrastructure. But is it being fully leveraged? Explore NCHEMS' full suite of Extension resources for state policymakers, SHEEOs, Extension, and institution leaders now: tinyurl.com/4e23h3yn #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #RuralDevelopment #HigherEdPolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

MS IHL Board of Trustees has accepted the new performance funding framework NCHEMS developed for MS universities. It pairs foundational funding with outcomes-based performance measures. We're proud to partner with IHL on this milestone.Read more: tinyurl.com/yrmfcbz9 & tinyurl.com/43ss7h4k #HigherEd

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 16/07/2026

The data from our new white paper, From Drift to Direction, tells a striking story about where enrollment growth has and hasn't happened across public higher education. Dive into our findings today: tinyurl.com/5b6e4sc8 #HigherEd #EnrollmentTrends #StatePolicy #HigherEdEnrollment

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Our new report looks at how state funding formulas affect rural colleges and universities and what states can consider to better account for them in their allocation decisions.Thanks to the ECMC Foundation for their support of this work! Read now: tinyurl.com/yrfu4hsj #HigherEd #RuralFunding #Policy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

New Release: From Drift to Direction, authored by NCHEMS President Brian Prescott & Vice President @sarah-pingel.bsky.social, examines enrollment shifts public #HigherEd & what states can do in response. Thanks to @luminafoundation.bsky.social for supporting this work! Read now: tinyurl.com/5b6e4sc8

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

70% of state aid programs require the FAFSA, serving 4.3M students and disbursing $15B annually. When federal infrastructure falters, states absorb the cost. Our new report breaks down what that looks like and what needs to change. Read report: nchems.org/wp-content/u...

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

ICYMI: How does your state formally recognize Cooperative Extension? Our brief, including the 50-state statutory scan, helps state higher ed leaders answer that question and identify where the opportunities are. Read now: nchems.org/wp-content/u... #HigherEd #StatePolicy #CooperativeExtension

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

Today, NCHEMS President Brian Prescott and Vice President @sarah-pingel.bsky.social are attending the Mississippi Institution of Higher Learning's Board meeting. Thank you, Alcorn State University, for your hospitality and for hosting this meeting!

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

🚨New from NCHEMS, with support from @stradaeducation.bsky.social: When federal financial aid infrastructure is disrupted, states and students pay the price. Our new report examines what that looks like and what needs to change. Read now: tinyurl.com/25xec9vu #HigherEd #FinancialAid #StatePolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 15/05/2026

ICYMI: Workforce Pell expands opportunity. State systems will determine whether students can actually access it. Read our blog on what states need to do next and why the window for those decisions is now. nchems.org/workforce-pe... #HigherEd #FinancialAid #WorkforcePell #StatePolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

Two years of research. Five partner institutions. One clear finding: Extension is underutilized. Our new report examines what it takes for Cooperative Extension to fully serve as a driver of rural development, and what's getting in the way. Read now: tinyurl.com/ythvzcje

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 20/04/2026

Two years in the making: our report on Cooperative Extension as a Transformative Intermediary in Rural Development is out now. Thanks for Ascendium Education Group for their support to make this work possible. Dive in today: tinyurl.com/ythvzcje #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #WorkforceDevelopment

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

State policy choices shape what Cooperative Extension can and can’t do for workforce development, rural communities, and higher ed strategy. That variation has real consequences. Explore our brief to see what your state should consider: tinyurl.com/5np54a2n. #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #SHEEOs

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

🚨New Brief: Cooperative Extension is in every state, but often missing from higher ed strategy. This brief explores how statutory framing and funding shape its role. Must read from SHEEOs and policymakers: tinyurl.com/wzvp8re5 #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #StatePolicy #HigherEdPolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 26/03/2026

College-going rates of recent high school graduates have been trending downward over many years, though there are signs of recent improvement. Do you know what your state's trends are, and how your state compares to others? Explore this helpful tool today: nchems.org/college-rate... #HigherEd

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 03/03/2026

How does “rural” get defined? What does that definition mean for college funding? Our dashboard lets you explore rurality definitions, enrollment, and state & local funding for public institutions. Check out this tool now: nchems.org/rural-defini... #HigherEd #Rurality #StateFunding #HigherEdFunding

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 25/02/2026

Cooperative Extension services ~100 million people, helping them learn real, in-demand skills. The challenge now? Making sure Extension learning counts. Our brief explores pathways to credit and career advancement. Read now: tinyurl.com/5np54a2n #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #Workforce

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

Earlier this month, we were excited to host our Board of Directors. During this meeting, our Board met with our NCHEMS team, discussed important changes, and explored possible new policy initiatives. Thanks to our Board for their time and continued leadership! #HigherEd #BoardofDirectors

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 13/02/2026

The workforce gap is real & growing. #CooperativeExtension serves millions of learners, but structural barriers & lack of alignment keep that learning from counting toward credit or careers. Explore how skills validation, policy coordination, & infrastructure can change it: tinyurl.com/5np54a2n

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 02/02/2026

Millions learn through Cooperative Extension programs, but their skills often go unrecognized. Our new brief examines pathways for noncredit learning to academic credit and career mobility. Read now: tinyurl.com/5np54a2n #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #WorkforceDevelopment #Policy #StatePolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 25/11/2025

ICYMI: NCHEMS' inaugural Annual Report highlights how we help leaders turn data into strategy for higher education. Explore our work to learn the story of evidence, collaboration, and statewide impact. Read now: tinyurl.com/ytkc9zba #HigherEd #AnnualReport #Strategy #HigherEdPolicy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 19/11/2025

NCHEMS Senior Associates Louisa Hunkerstorm and Nancy Stalowski joined the @completecollege.bsky.social Annual Convening this week, focused on data-driven strategies that strengthen student pathways and completion. hanks to CCA — and the M&T Bank Stadium reception was a great bonus! #HigherEd

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Photo of NCHEMS Senior Associates Louisa Hunkerstorm (left) and Nancy Stalowski (right) standing in front of an empty M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 14/11/2025

Last month, we hosted an in-person meeting in TN with our advisory group and working group sites for our project. Great discussions on rural #HigherEd and workforce development through Cooperative Extension. Thanks to all who joined and to the Rutherford County Extension office for your hospitality.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 06/11/2025

The numbers tell our story: 20 projects, 17 reports, and countless insights. Explore NCHEMS’ annual report to learn how we turn evidence into a story of impact. Read now: tinyurl.com/bde7ajf3 #HigherEd #AnnualReport #Strategy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 28/10/2025

A lot can happen in a year. Our inaugural annual report captures the impact behind the numbers and the people who make it possible. See highlights from a year of evidence-driven projects across 13 states and explore the full report: tinyurl.com/bde7ajf3 #HigherEd #Strategy #Policy #AnnualReport

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 02/10/2025

Community colleges are at a turning point. Our latest blog highlights a new NCHEMS report released by the American Association of Community Colleges, which lays out the urgent challenges ahead and how leaders can respond. Read the blog: tinyurl.com/2xdsun8y and then the report. #HigherEd

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 19/09/2025

We are excited to welcome the newest member of our team, Nancy Stalowski, Ed.D, as a senior associate! Check out our blog and learn why Nancy is an amazing addition to our team: tinyurl.com/57nej5z4 #HigherEd #NewNCHEMSStaff #NewHire

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 18/09/2025

NCHEMS collaborated with NC-SARA to support the research and data analysis of a newly updated report detailing the cost savings associated with SARA participation for colleges and universities. Explore the full report now: nc-sara.org/sara-cost-sa.... #HigherEd #HigherEdFunding #Funding #SARA

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 16/09/2025

Our Board of Directors and President met last week at the University of North Texas. Board Meetings are key to reflecting, planning, and advancing our mission. Many thanks to UNT for hosting us and welcoming our Board on campus. #HigherEd #NCHEMSOnTheMove #BoardMeeting #Strategy

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 21/08/2025

NCHEMS showed up at @sheeoed.bsky.social’s 2025 Higher Ed Policy Conference! Our team participated in sessions on state funding (The Base Strikes Back) and balancing mission & money (Fiscal Responsibility & Mission). Always grateful to connect and share insights!

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Photo of NCHEMS team (left to right): Brian Prescott, Sarah Pingel, Artemio Cardenas, Louisa Hunkerstorm. They are in a building dressed professionally and are smiling.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 01/07/2025

How do rural definitions align with public institutions? Use our new interactive tool to explore which colleges are classified as “rural” across states and why it matters. Try it now: tinyurl.com/3nc3h7py #HigherEd #StateFunding #RuralFunding #RuralEducation #PolicyTools

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 27/06/2025

NCHEMS President Brian Prescott and Vice President @sarah-pingel.bsky.social joined @ncslorg.bsky.social's Higher Ed Task Force on different panels to share insights on data-informed policy, student success and affordability. We're proud to support work enhancing the value of degrees. #HigherEd

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 24/06/2025

ICYMI: We released a new brief and hosted a webinar on how funding models can better support rural-serving colleges. Don’t miss the chance to catch up on the insights and strategies shared by policy experts and researchers. Watch the webinar and read the brief here: tinyurl.com/2ud3evds #HigherEd

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 20/06/2025

New from NCHEMS: Our latest brief explores how state funding models can better support rural-serving colleges. Learn how definitions of “rural” impact equity in higher ed finance. Read now: tinyurl.com/2ud3evds #HigherEd #StateFunding #RuralFunding

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 18/06/2025

You won't want to miss our webinar starting today at 11 a.m. MDT! Join us to learn how definitions of rurality impact the state funding that regional and rural colleges receive. You'll also learn strategies policymakers can consider to redesign funding models. Register today: tinyurl.com/hme5ja2p.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 02/06/2025

We're hiring! Come join our team and help provide evidence-based data analysis for challenges facing postsecondary institutions, systems, and government. If you have a passion for #HigherEd, this might be the place for you! Apply by June 13: tinyurl.com/mu3kx2vw #Hiring #NonprofitHiring

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 29/05/2025

What does “rural” really mean in higher ed — and why does it matter for state funding? Join our upcoming webinar June 18 exploring definitions of rurality and how funding strategies can better support regional institutions. Register today: tinyurl.com/hme5ja2p #HigherEd #RuralEducation #Funding

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 27/05/2025

Are you passionate about higher education’s role in expanding opportunities? Do you want to support a nonprofit that provides evidence-based strategies to improve decision-making? NCHEMS is hiring a Senior Associate, and you might be who we’re looking for. Apply here: nchems.org/about-us/job...

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 22/05/2025

Extension’s community-rooted, evidence-based model is key to rural resilience — but funding and structure often hold it back. Check out our new study and see what can be done to unlock its potential from Extension leaders: tinyurl.com/47em5a2v #HigherEd #RuralExtension

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 20/05/2025

Regional colleges serve nearly half of bachelor's students but often receive less state funding. Join us June 18 for a policy-focused webinar defining rurality + designing better funding models. Register: tinyurl.com/hme5ja2p #HigherEd #StateFunding #RuralEducation

Graphic with text: New Webinar - Designing State Funding Models That Sustain Rural Colleges and Universities. Delve into definitions of rurality and learn how state formulas can support rural colleges and universities. June 18, 2025 | 11 a.m. - Noon MDTUnder the text, shows three headshots of the speakers and moderator for the webinar: Brian Sponsler, Sova Solutions (Moderator); Artemio Cardenas, Ph.D., NCHEMS; Jasmine D. Collins, Ph.D., Illinois Workforce and Education Research Collaborative.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 25/04/2025

Thanks to our working groups, LS Consultants & Ravioli Strategies for an inspiring week in Boulder! Your insights are helping shape the future of rural development through cooperative extension. #HigherEd #CooperativeExtension #RuralDevelopment

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 23/04/2025

1/2) NCHEMS is excited to announce our four new partnerships as part of our ongoing work supporting Cooperative Extension and rural communities. Congratulations to Colorado State University Office of Engagement and Extension, University of Missouri Extension, University of Maine Extension,

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 15/04/2025

NCHEMS President Brian Prescott had exciting conversations with postsecondary leaders at #AACC2025 this weekend! We're proud to collaborate on work shaping the future of community colleges and grateful for the partnership.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 03/04/2025

This week at the Celebrating and Accelerating Attainment 2025 & Beyond conference, NCHEMS board members Harrison Keller of the University of North Texas and @drchuckwelch.bsky.social of @aascu.org joined a panel on navigating challenges and finding common ground. Congrats on a great panel! #HigherEd

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 07/03/2025

At NCHEMS, our employees are at the heart of everything we do and make our work possible. As we celebrate Employee Appreciation Day, we recognize our incredible team. Thanks for all the work you do to make NCHEMS successful! #EmployeeAppreciationDay #HigherEd #EmployeeRecognition

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 28/02/2025

This week, NCHEMS held our spring Board of Directors meeting. Their leadership is vital for our mission and strategic planning. Thank you for your insights! Catch up and explore our latest work: nchems.org.

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 12/02/2025

Higher education decisions should be based on facts, not guesswork. The Institute for Education Sciences provides critical data for students, institutions, and states. Weakening IES means less transparency. Leaders must protect these vital resources. See NCHEMS response below. #HigherEd #DataMatters

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NCHEMS @nchems.bsky.social · 06/02/2025

🎓 With a stronger aligning to Louisiana's Master Plan, the new funding formula holds the potential to be an innovative model that supports the workforce objectives of the state. #HigherEd

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