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Organizations Voicing Concern Or Opposing H.R. 4508 Last Updated June 12, 2018 Organizations Voicing Concern or Opposing H.R. 4508 More than 1,000 organizations spanning higher education, civil rights, veteran services, consumer protection, and public sector service communities have written Congress to demand significant revisions to H.R. 4508, the GOP bill to reauthorize the Higher Education Act and cut billions from financial aid. The bipartisan Public Service Loan Forgiveness Caucus has expressed concerns, and the Congressional Tri-Caucus is opposed to the bill. Not surprisingly, the Career Education Colleges and Universities (CECU) trade group, an association representing for-profit colleges, has endorsed H.R. 4508. On the same day of introduction, CECU praised the bill for “fairness and balance in higher education policy.” Access and Success, St. Catherine University American Association of Colleges of Nursing AccessLex Institute American Association of Colleges of ACCSES Osteopathic Medicine ACPA - College Student Educators International American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Adrian College American Association of Colleges of Podiatric Advance CTE Medicine Advocates for Children of New York American Association of Collegiate Registrars Advocates for Youth and Admissions Officers African Studies Association American Association of Community Colleges Aims Community College American Association of Equine Practitioners Air Force Sergeants Association American Association of Feline Practitioners Air Force Women Officers Associated American Association of Industry Veterinarians Alabama Veterinary Medical Association American Association of Mycobacterial Alaska State Veterinary Medical Association Diseases Alberto R. Gonzales, Dean and Doyle Rogers American Association of Small Ruminant Distinguished Professor of Law, Belmont Practitioners University College of Law American Association of State Colleges and Alliance for Justice Universities Alliance for Youth Action American Association of University Professors Alpha Phi Alpha Educational Talent Search American Association of University Women Project American Association of Veterinary Clinicians American Animal Hospital Association American Association of Zoo Veterinarians American Association of Avian Pathologists American Association of Veterinary Laboratory American Association of Bovine Practitioners Diagnosticians American Association of Colleges for Teacher American Association of Veterinary Medical Education Colleges 1 Last Updated June 12, 2018 American Atheists Anti-Defamation League American Board of Veterinary Practitioners APPA, “Leadership in Educational Facilities” American Civil Liberties Union Arizona Veterinary Medical Association American College Health Association Arkansas State University Mid-South American College of Laboratory Animal Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association Medicine American College of Veterinary Army Aviation Association of America Anesthesia and Analgesia Asia Society American College of Veterinary Behaviorists Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote American College of Veterinary Microbiologists Association for Asian Studies American College of Veterinary Surgeons Association for Career and Technical Education American Dairy Science Association Association for International Business American Council of Learned Societies Education and Research American Council on Education Association for Slavic, East European, and American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Eurasian Studies Languages Association of American Colleges and American Councils for International Education Universities American Dance Therapy Association Association of American Law Schools American Dental Education Association Association of American Medical Colleges American Federation of State, County, and Association of American Universities Municipal Employees Association of American Veterinary Medical American Federation of Teachers Colleges American Foundation for the Blind Association of Assistive Technology Act American Historical Association Programs American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association of Avian Veterinarians Association Association of Big Ten Students American Indian Higher Education Consortium Association of Catholic Colleges and American Library Association Universities American Medical Association Association of Chiropractic Colleges American Medical Student Association Association of Community College Trustees American Political Science Association Association of Governing Boards of American Psychological Association Universities and Colleges American Society for Engineering Education Association of International Education American Society for Microbiology Administrators American Society of Laboratory Animal Association of Jesuit Colleges & Universities Practitioners Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities American Student Assistance Association of Military Surgeons of the United American Veterans States American Veterinary Epidemiology Society Association of Public and Land-grant American Veterinary Medical Association Universities Americans for Democratic Action Association of Research Libraries Americans for Financial Reform Association of School Business Officials Americans United for Separation of Church International and State Association of Schools and Colleges of Andrew Goodman Foundation Optometry Anoka-Ramsey Community College 2 Last Updated June 12, 2018 Association of Schools and Programs of Public Augsburg University Health Augustus F. 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