At the start of each year, state legislators are hard at work in their home states. It's a great time for you to make appointments to see them, get to know them, and tell them about the issues that are important to you.
Meg Grigal, longtime friend, colleague, and collaborator with Debra Hart, reflects on the life and work of Debra.
Life is funny sometimes. Read this post from Meg Grigal, Principal Investigator of the Think College National Coordinating Center and the Think College Inclusive Higher Education Network, reflecting on a recent serendipitous meeting on a plane ride where worlds collided around inclusive higher education.
The Think College National Coordinating Center Evaluation Team gathers a lot of data throughout each year, and then it gets shared out in multiple ways. Learn more about all they do with the TPSID data in this blog post!
Tons of incredible things happened during Think College Policy Advocates 2023-- read this blog and hear from several Think College staff what made it so special.
It was a busy year for state legislative sessions, and for some states it’s not over! Each year, the different states’ legislators meet to vote on bills that can become laws.
In this guest post by Elise McMillan, she reflects on her work related to inclusive postsecondary education at Vanderbilt University and in the state of Tennessee, and shares how asking one question can get things started.
On August 4, 2023, Kathleen Becht, who has served admirably as the technical assistance coordinator for the National Coordinating Center since February 2021, will move onto her next adventure.
Pictured above: Liz Weintraub standing in the doorway to her apartment, where she lives with her husband, holding her keys.
When I began my career in the field of higher education and disability, my colleagues and I were involved in assisting college students with disabilities in their academic and career pursuits.