CALENDAR of EVENTS - 2017
April 2017
Annual NEBHE Board Business Meeting Federal Reserve Bank of Boston April 3, 2017 9:00 a.m. -1:30 p.m. Legislative Advisory Committee Meeting 9:00 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. New England SHEEO Meeting 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Full Board Meeting 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Board Dinner and Program
New Hampshire Excellence Award Presentation/ New Hampshire College and University Council and New Hampshire Regional Student Program Day/ State House Briefings Executive Council Chamber, New Hampshire State House April 5, 2017 10:00 a.m.
University Executive Lunch Briefing – Public and Private Partnerships for Growth in Higher Education RSM Offices, Boston Massachusetts April 10, 2017 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Vermont Delegation Meeting (2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.) Vermont Regional Student Program Day (4:00p.m. – 5:00p.m.) Excellence Awards Presentation to Senator Bernie Sanders (4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.) Cedar Creek Room, Vermont State House April 11, 2017 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Commission on Higher Education and Employability Rhode Island State House, Providence, RI April 12, 2017 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
May 2017
Connecticut Excellence Awards Presentation – Walter Harrison, President, University of Hartford Room 310 Connecticut Capitol Building, Hartford, Connecticut May 16, 2017 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Rhode Island Excellence Award Presentation - Electric Boat and Rhode Island Regional Student Program Day Rhode Island State House Dates - TBD
September 2017
Annual Fall Board Meeting and Regional Excellence Awards Presentation Marriott Hotel at Sable Oaks, South Portland, Maine September 14 & 15
October 2017
NEBHE Fall Conference Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Date TBD
Calendar of Events: 2017 Legislative Executive Finance Investment Advisory Policy State Delegation New Member NEBHE Board Meetings Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Meetings Orientation Conferences NEBHE Events 2017
Meeting Conference Call Meeting VT Meeting Excellence Awards/ RSP Days Mon., 4/3/17 Thurs., 4/13/17 Mon., 4/3/17 Tues., 4/11/17 Tues., 4/11/17 April 2:00-5:00 PM 9:00 AM 8:00 AM-2:00 PM 2:00 - 3:30 4:00p.m. -6:00p.m. FRB, Boston, MA FRB, Boston, MA Vermont State House
Meeting CT Meeting Excellence Awards May or June TBD Tues., 5/16/17 Tues., 5/16/17 May 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM 1:00 - 2:30 PM 3:00 PM NEBHE Office TBD Connecticut Capitol
Meeting Mon., 6/5/17 June 11:00 AM-3:00 PM NEBHE Office
Conference Call Mon., 7/10/17 July 9:00 AM
August
Meeting Meeting Meeting Meeting 9/14-15/17 9/14/17 9/14/17 9/14/17 September Thurs.-Fri. Thurs. Thurs. Thurs. South Portland, ME South Portland, ME South Portland, ME South Portland, ME
Conference Call ME Meeting Meeting Fall Conference Tues., 10/10/17 Tues., 10/3/17 Tues., 10/10/17 TBD October 9:00 AM VT Meeting 11:00 AM-3:00 PM Thurs., 10/12/17 NEBHE Office
Meeting NH Meeting 11/16, 17 or 18 Tues., 11/7/17 November 11:00 AM -3:00 PM RI Meeting NEBHE Office Tues. 11/14/17 CT Meeting Tues., 11/28/17
MA Meeting Tues. 12/12/17 December
FRB is the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Calendar as of 3/28/17. Please contact Marla Phippen at [email protected] with any questions.
Save the date!
September 14 & 15, 2017
FALL BOARD MEETING
Portland Marriott at Sable Oaks 200 Sable Oaks Drive South Portland, ME 04106
2017 Higher Education Excellence Award Recipients
Connecticut Excellence Award Walter Harrison Maine Excellence Award President, University of Hartford Summer Success Academy, Student Success Center and Student Veterans of America at Eastern Maine Community College
Massachusetts Excellence Award New Hampshire Excellence Award John J. Sbrega New Hampshire College President, Bristol Community College & University Council
Vermont Excellence Award U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders
Rhode Island Excellence Award General Dynamics Electric Boat Connecticut Excellence Award The ceremony will be held May 16, 2017 at 3 p.m. at the Connecticut State Capitol
Maine Excellence Award Ceremony held March 22, 2017 at the Senator Inn, Augusta
Left to right: Wanda Lincoln, former director, Senior Companion Program at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension & NEBHE delegate; Elizabeth Russell, Academic Dean, Eastern Maine Community College; Lisa Larson, President, Eastern Maine Community College; Michael K. Thomas, President & CEO, New England Board of Higher Education; and Karen Pardue, Associate Dean, Westbrook College of Health Professionals, University of New England & Chair of Maine Delegation to NEBHE.
Massachusetts Excellence Award Ceremony held March 23, 2017 at the Massachusetts State House, Boston
Left to right: Sen. Marc Pacheco, Vice Chair, Massachusetts Delegation to NEBHE; The Hon. Joan Menard, Former Chair, Massachusetts Delegation to NEBHE; John J. Sbrega, President, Bristol Community College; and Michael K. Thomas, President & CEO, New England Board of Higher Education.
New Hampshire Excellence Award The ceremony will be held April 5, 2017 at 10 a.m. at the New Hampshire State House
Rhode Island Excellence Award The ceremony will be held soon at the Rhode Island State House
Vermont Excellence Award The ceremony will be held April 11, 2017 at 4 p.m. at the Vermont State House
Policy Committee Meeting February 13, 2017 11am – 3pm
Purposes and Goals of the Meeting To level set with members around the genesis of the Policy Committee, its role in formulating NEBHE’s policy agenda, the current activities of NEBHE’s policy and research department, and the work of NEBHE’s peer compact entities.
Attendees Matthea Daughtry Todd Leach Angel Perez Lou DiPalma Dr. Sally Reis Dan Egan James H. Page Joy Hearn James C.Q. Weggler James Purcell Carlos Santiago Joyce Judy Lou D’Allesandro Jeb Spaulding Dr. Ross Gittell Thomas Sullivan Michele Perkins
Summary The Policy Committee began its meeting by discussing the NEBHE’s history of utilizing a policy agenda. The merits of doing so include the opportunity to use NEBHE’s policy and research capacity to reduce the likelihood of states reinventing the wheel on higher education proposals. Committee members discussed a number of policy topics, including: • The interstate passport, it’s role in keeping students in the region and limiting the likelihood of students losing credit when transferring • Other states’ ability to leverage their office of higher education, as well as handle staffing and bandwidth challenges • An annual comparative data report for the region • The financial viability of institutions and public investment • Collaborations/partnerships between public and private institutions (in light of enrollment decreases, etc.); NEBHE’s role in formalizing connections with employers • Affordability and completion as the crux of any agenda • Free college policies and how they impact regional enrollment and completion • A comparison of tax credits that incentivize graduates to stay in state • Re-engaging adults in higher education • Readiness, K-12 data and support for transitions • Opportunities to increase funding to postsecondary education, grant and scholarship aid
Next Steps • NEBHE will create a summary of the meeting and discussion, for sharing with the Policy Committee • NEBHE will create, distribute and summarize a survey of other NEBHE Board members regarding key issues and priorities • NEBHE will summarize the key themes from the 2/13/17 meeting, along with those from the proposed Board survey, for sharing with the Board at the April meeting • NEBHE will explore the feasibility of a meeting of the Policy Committee at the April Board Meeting in Boston, TBD based on other meetings (Legislative Advisory Committee and State Higher Education Executive Officer meetings) • Otherwise, NEBHE staff will propose an alternative meeting date for follow up and further development of a draft of a formal, Policy Committee-informed Policy Agenda
Issue Survey of the Board, March 2017: Results Board members were asked to identify the top three priority areas for their institution, organization or state.
Next, board members were asked to rate the importance of policy areas that are trending regionally and nationally. Of the ten topics offered, the following were rated most important: • State student aid programs and adequacy • Employability of graduates • Competition for student admits (including tuition discounting) • Remedial education
Areas that rated somewhat important included: • Adult and returning students • State longitudinal data systems to assess attainment, graduate outcomes and salaries • Dual enrollment and early college
Areas that were rated least important included: • Undocumented students • Adult and returning students • Transfer of credits and articulation
Finally, the board provided feedback on the types of information provided by NEBHE that are much useful to their work. The top five types of information were: • Legislative summaries from the past legislative session • Policy briefs on specific policy issues • Information on best practices and programs in specific topic areas • Landscape analysis of New England state policies in specific topic areas
Summary The newly formed Commission on Higher Education and Employability is a regional endeavor of the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) to be chaired by Governor Gina Raimondo of Rhode Island. The expected duration of the Commission is 10 months.
While New England is world-renowned for its high-quality colleges and universities, the region’s employers remain concerned about a lack of qualified, skilled workers, particularly in technology-intensive and growth- oriented industries. The challenges of low population growth and increasing global competitiveness require policymakers, business leaders and higher education to collaborate to maximize the region’s human capital potential, ensure the economic productivity of its workforce and improve the well-being of its residents.
Purpose The purpose of the Employability Commission is to develop an action agenda, policy recommendations, strategies and next steps to align institutions, policymakers and industry to increase the career readiness of graduates of New England colleges and universities—and facilitate their successful transitions to work and sustained contributions to the well-being and competitiveness of the region.
Focus Accordingly, key areas for investigation and deliberation by the Employability Commission include:
• Increasing postsecondary opportunities for work-integrated, experiential and cooperative learning (for example, internships, field placements), including via policy incentives and student-aid programs; • Effective use of labor market data and other information to inform programs, policy and practice; • Re-envisioning advising and career services offered by colleges to better align supply and demand and implement best practices and “disruptive” approaches; • In-demand skill “bundles” that might include fundamental IT and coding skills, knowledge of the digital economy, data analytics, cloud computing, technology security and entrepreneurship or other essential 21st century skills; • Policies related to new credentials, including the recognition and aggregation of postsecondary and non- postsecondary training and the work experiences of working adults and veterans.
Key Questions The Commission will endeavor to answer several critical questions, including:
• What are the respective roles of higher education, business/industry and government in increasing employability? • Where are the most acute and evident needs—in terms of student/graduate populations, industry/sector and demand/supply? • How can states better align public policy with institutional policy and practice to increase employability? • What are the primary ways in which New England HEIs can improve the career readiness, employability and work transition successes of their students—and rethink the ways in which they address such issues? • How can HEIs improve the ways in which they frame, assess, document and interpret the knowledge, skills and competencies their students/graduates acquire? How can they engage industry and employers in the process? • What new and/or crosscutting skills that employers seek, for maximum employability of graduates? • What best practices, cutting-edge policies or leading strategies can be adopted in the six New England states and in both public and independent HEIs? • How should institutional and public policy be informed and improved to address such needs and issues? • What rubrics, frameworks or self-study tools can assist HEIs to assess and improve practices and polices related to employability? • What are the best models for linking HEIs, workforce data and business/industry? • How can states and HEIs better document the employment transitions, readiness and outcomes of students/graduates?
Whom may I contact with questions or for additional information?
• Please contact Marla Phippen, Assistant to the President, New England Board of Higher Education at [email protected] or 617-357-9519
CONNECTICUT (6) Andrea Comer Executive Director, Education Foundation Connecticut Business & Industry Association Maura Dunn Vice President of Human Resources and Administration Electric Boat Dorsey Kendrick President Gateway Community College Elsa Núñez President Eastern Connecticut State University Mark Ojakian President Connecticut State Colleges and Universities Jennifer Widness President Connecticut Conference of Independent Colleges
MASSACHUSETTS (10) Mohammed Ali President and CEO Carbonite Davis Baird Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Clark University Susan Brennan Associate Vice President of University Career Services Bentley University Alec Carstensen Vice President, Human Resources Carbonite Christine Cruzvergara Executive Director, Associate Provost for Career Education Wellesley College Kerry Healey President Babson College Ellen Kennedy President Berkshire Community College Jacqueline Moloney Chancellor University of Massachusetts Lowell Carlos Santiago Commissioner Massachusetts Department of Higher Education Ronald Walker Secretary Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development
MAINE (6) Laurie Lachance President Thomas College James Page University of Maine System Chancellor Cary Olson-Cartwright Unum Director of Community Relations Janet Sortor Chief Academic Officer Maine Community College System Paul Stearns Maine House of Representatives Representative Judith West Senior Vice President of Human Resources Maine Medical Center
NEW HAMPSHIRE (4) Ross Gittell Chancellor Community College System of New Hampshire Rick Ladd Chairman of the Education Committee New Hampshire General Assembly Todd Leach Chancellor University System of New Hampshire Paul LeBlanc President Southern New Hampshire University
RHODE ISLAND (9) Brenda Dana-Messier Commissioner of Postsecondary Education Rhode Island Board of Governors for Higher Education Louis DiPalma Senator Rhode Island State Senate Daniel Egan President Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of RI Donald Farish President Roger Williams University Janet Hasson President and Publisher The Providence Journal Meghan Hughes President Community College of Rhode Island Kim Keck President Blue Cross Blue Shield Rhode Island Frank Sánchez President Rhode Island College Roseanne Somerson President Rhode Island School of Design Margaret Van Bree President Rhode Island Hospital
VERMONT (6) invited Janette Bombardier Vice President of Facilities, VT Senior Locations Executive GLOBALFOUNDRIES Joyce Judy President Community College of Vermont John Neuhauser President Saint Michael's College Peter Pollack Chief Executive Officer Dynapower David Rosowsky Provost and Senior Vice President University of Vermont Jeb Spaulding Chancellor Vermont State Colleges Kate Webb Vermont State House Representative
REGIONAL (2) James Brett President and CEO The New England Council Kurt Heissenbuttel Vice President, Head of University Relations Fidelity Investments NEBHE Board of Delegates Connecticut
Senator Beth Bye Representative Gregg Connecticut State Senate Haddad Legislative Office Building Connecticut House of Room 3100 Representatives Hartford, CT 06106-1591 Legislative Office Building Room 4115 Hartford, CT 06106-1591
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Term duration: 2 years • Expires January 2015 Term duration: 2 years • Expires January 2019 Legislative phone: .. Assistant: Jeanie Phillips • 860.240027 Mobile phone: 860.819.1971 [email protected] Assistant: Susie Gardiner • 860.240043 [email protected]
Marc S. Herzog Robert E. Miller 6 Pheasant Hill Road 28 Commonway Canton, CT 06019 Unit 28 Brooklyn, CT 06234
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Term duration: 2 years • Expires January 2017 Term duration: 2 years • Expires January 2013 Mobile phone: 860.244.7602 Mobile phone: 860.928.2888 Home phone: 860.352.8347 Home phone: 860.774.2349 Fax: 860.963.0152
Mark Ojakian Angel B. Pérez President Vice President of Enrollment Connecticut State Colleges and and Student Success Universities Trinity College 39 Woodland Street 300 Summit Street Hartford, CT 06105 Hartford, CT 06106
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Connecticut
Sally M. Reis Jennifer Widness Vice Provost for Academic President Affairs Connecticut Conference of University of Connecticut Independent Colleges 2131 Hillside Road 21 Talcott Notch Road Unit 3007 Suite 1 Storrs, CT 06269 Farmington, CT 06032
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Maine
Representative Mattie Robert Hasson Daughtry Acting Commissioner Maine House of Representatives Maine Department of Education 40 Federal Street 23 State House Station Brunswick, ME 04011 Augusta, ME 04333
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Term duration: Ex officio Legislative phone: 207.370.9871 Assistant: Georgette Valliere • 207.624661 Mobile phone: 207.522.0913 [email protected] Assistant: Dan Ankeles • 207.287153 [email protected]
Senator Brian D. Wanda L. Lincoln Langley 21 Old Bennoch Road Old Town, ME 04468 3 State House Station Augusta, ME 04333
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The Hon. Joan M. Nass James Page PO Box 119 Chancellor Milton Mills, NH 03852 University of Maine System 15 Estabrook Drive Orono, ME 04469
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Maine
Karen T. Pardue James C.Q. Weggler Associate Dean, Westbrook Carrabec High School College of Health Professions 57 Deer Run Road University of New England Madison, ME 04950 5 Tideview Terrace Kennebunk, ME 04043
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Massachusetts
Howard Jacobson The Hon. Joan M. 46 Powder Hill Way Menard Westboro, MA 01581 4700 North Main Street Apt. 1J Fall River, MA 02720
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Senator Marc Pacheco Carlos Santiago Senate President Pro Tempore Commissioner Massachusetts State Senate Massachusetts Department of State House Higher Education Room 312B One Ashburton Place Boston, MA 02133 Room 1401 Boston, MA 02108-1696
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David J. Wahr One Seneca Circle Andover, MA 01810
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 New Hampshire
Senator Lou Ross Gittell D’Allesandro Chancellor Chair, Senate Finance Community College System of Committee New Hampshire 332 St. James Avenue 26 College Drive Manchester, NH 03102 Durham, NH 03301
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Thomas R. Horgan Todd Leach President & CEO Chancellor New Hampshire College & University System of New University Council Hampshire 3 Barrell Court 5 Chenell Drive Suite 100 Suite 301 Concord, NH 03301 Concord, NH 03301
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 New Hampshire
Edward R. MacKay Michele D. Perkins Director, Division of Higher President Education New England College New Hampshire Department of 98 Bridge Street Education Henniker, NH 03242-3244 101 Pleasant Street Concord, NH 03301
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Andrew R. Peterson Vice President The Petersons, Inc. Real Estate P.O. Box 59 Peterborough, NH 03458
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Rhode Island
Senator Lou DiPalma Daniel P. Egan Rhode Island State Senate President Rhode Island State House Association of Independent Room 211 Colleges & Universities of Rhode Providence, RI 02903 Island 50 Park Row West Suite 100 Providence, RI 02903
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Senator Hanna M. Gallo William H. Hurry Jr. Chair, Senate Committee on 4 Wilkinson Road Education North Scituate, RI 02857 Rhode Island State Senate 285 Meshanticut Valley Parkway Cranston, RI 02920
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Rhode Island
Representative Joseph Representative M. McNamara Jeremiah O’Grady Chair, House Committee on Rhode Island House of Health, Education & Welfare Representatives Rhode Island House of 82 Smith Street Representatives Room 323 Providence, RI 02903-1105 85 Smith Street Providence, RI 02903
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Naomi R. Thompson Associate Vice President for Community, Equity & Diversity University of Rhode Island 35 Campus Avenue Green Hall Kingston, RI 02881
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Vermont
Joyce M. Judy Representative Alice President Miller Community College of Vermont Vermont House of 660 Elm Street Representatives PO Box 489 88 Horton Hill Road Montpelier, VT 05601 Shaftsbury, VT 05262
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Senator Kevin Mullin Jeb Spaulding Vermont State Senate Chancellor 118 Oxyoke Drive Vermont State Colleges Rutland, VT 05701 P.O. Box 7 Montpelier, VT 05601
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017 Vermont
Thomas Sullivan Michael Wool President Langrock, Sperry & Wool, LLP University of Vermont 131 Hills Point Road 85 South Prospect Street Charlotte, VT 05445 Burlington, VT 05405
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New England Board of Higher Education • 45 Temple Place • Boston, MA 02111 • Phone 617.357.9620 • www.nebhe.org Current as of March 27, 2017