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NEVADA SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION
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The Nevada System of Higher Education, comprised of two doctoral-granting universities, a state college, four comprehensive community colleges and one environmental research institute, serves the educational and job training needs of Nevada.

NSHE provides educational opportunities to more than 107,600 students and is governed by the Nevada Board of Regents.

NSHE Spotlight

2017 NSHE Southern Nevada Diversity Summit

Join NSHE for its annual Southern Nevada Diversity Summit at the College of Southern Nevada on Oct. 6.

Diversity and Inclusion: Engines of Change. 
The Power of Community and Individual Action. 
Proposals complementing the summit theme and focusing on the following are encouraged:

Inclusive Pedagogy – Theory and practice in teaching.

Diversity in Action – Defining success in diversity/inclusion initiatives and programming in higher education.

Student Engagement – The power of student activism in education and social issues. 

Creating Communities of Positive Change – Internal and external partnership models impacting student success.

NSHE By The Numbers

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It's about transparency

The NSHE Infocenter provides data, reports and information to NSHE’s Board of Regents, Nevada’s legislative and executive branches, and Nevada’s citizens. NSHE seeks to promote transparency, accountability, effectiveness and the efficiency of higher education across the state.
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Meet the NSHE Board of Regents

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Regent Sam Lieberman
Sam Lieberman has been a longtime champion of higher education for over three decades in Nevada. A 1996 graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas with a degree in Social Work, Regent Lieberman has committed himself to our university and community college system both as a student and an active alumnus.

Why do you want to serve on the Board of Regents?

Lieberman: I’ve been a student of the Board of Regents for a long time. I attended my first Board meeting as a student government representative in the early 80s and that experience felt like a natural path of what I wanted to do with my life.

I was active as a student at UNLV. I was involved as an alumnus at UNLV. And I was involved on various campuses as a volunteer and donor. To me, joining the Board of Regents was simply the next phase of my three-decade love affair with Nevada higher education.

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