2:00 - 2:50 p.m. |
The Year Ahead: A look at the Key Higher Education Issues in the 116th Congress
Budget battles, attempted tax bill and Higher Education Act rewrites, and regulatory efforts at the Department of Education are all brewing as we begin the new Congress. What won’t get done, what might get done, and what will get done this year? NAICU’s government relations experts will kick-off the afternoon with an overview of 2019. |
3:00 - 4:3O p.m. |
Mini-Policy Sessions
A series of mini-sessions, offered over three time blocks, with NAICU Government Relations staff providing an update on current and emerging issues. |
3:00 - 3:30 p.m. |
Mini-Session I:
Immigration Initiatives and Campus Impact: International Students, Unlawful Presence, and DACA Status
SPEAKER:
Karin L. Johns, Director of Tax Policy, NAICU
New Title IX Rules: What to Expect
SPEAKER:
Jody Feder, Director of Accountability and Regulatory Affairs, NAICU
Free Public College: What Is Happening Now?
SPEAKER:
Stephanie Giesecke, Director of Budget and Appropriations, NAICU |
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3:30 - 4:00 p.m. |
Mini-Session II
Immigration Initiatives and Campus Impact: International Students, Unlawful Presence, and DACA Status
SPEAKER:
Karin L. Johns, Director of Tax Policy, NAICU
New Title IX Rules: What to Expect
SPEAKER:
Jody Feder, Director of Accountability and Regulatory Affairs, NAICU
Regulations Ahead: Accreditation, State Authorization, Credit Hour, and More
SPEAKER:
Tim Powers, Director of Student Aid Policy, NAICU |
4:00 - 4:30 p.m. |
Mini-Session III:
Free Public College: What Is Happening Now?
SPEAKER:
Stephanie Giesecke, Director of Budget and Appropriations, NAICU
Regulations Ahead: Accreditation, State Authorization, Credit Hour, and More
SPEAKER:
Jody Feder, Director of Accountability and Regulatory Affairs, NAICU
Your Students’ Earnings by Major: Coming Soon From the Department of Ed
SPEAKER:
Tim Powers, Director of Student Aid Policy, NAICU |
4:30-5:30 p.m. |
How Does the Hill Cope?
Inundated with emails, short-staffed and subject to high turnover, how do current Congressional offices manage the information overload and respond to your requests? What is the most effective way to make an impact and cut through the noise? Hear about original research to help answer these questions, and walk you through tips on “storytelling”—the most effective approach you can use to advocate for your students and institution.
SPEAKER:
Bradford Fitch, President & CEO, Congressional Management Foundation
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