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80th Legislative Session: NSHE Highlights

CARSON CITY – The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) will receive a 10.88 percent increase in state funding for the 2019-21 biennial budget compared to the current biennium. NSHE also received $162 million in Capital Improvement Projects and $35.1 million enhancement requests during the 80th session of the state legislature. The $162.1 million allocated…

More than 12,000 Students Graduate from Nevada Public Higher Education Institutions

LAS VEGAS — Nevada’s seven public higher education institutions graduated more than 12,000 students with doctoral, master’s, bachelor’s, and associate degrees, along with numerous training certificates this spring. Two institutions, the University of Nevada, Reno and the College of Southern Nevada, both graduated the largest classes in their histories. More than 3,600 students were eligible…

NSHE Summit: Closing the Achievement Gap

Nevada’s public higher education leaders gathered to discuss what’s being done to close the achievement gap among underserved and critical populations at a special Board of Regents meeting April 12, 2019. “NSHE is a majority-minority system based on enrollment and the success of ethnic minorities is a key priority,” said Chancellor Thom Reilly, who has…

Special Event: Anti-Semitism in America

By UNLV Media Relations U.S. Senator and UNLV Distinguished Fellow in Law and Policy Harry Reid, in partnership with the UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law and the Nevada System of Higher Education, will welcome two of the foremost experts on anti-Semitism in America on April 11 for a conversation at UNLV. Award-winning author/historian…

Corequisite Policy Forums April 2019

The NSHE Department of Academic and Student Affairs invites faculty from across the system to participate in one of three Corequisite Policy Forums. These forums are the opportunity for faculty to provide feedback about the proposed policy to eliminate traditional forms of remediation and fully scale corequisite models for all of the System’s new credential-seeking…

Board of Regents Recap Feb. 28-Mar. 1 2019

The Board of Regents met for two busy days on the campus of Nevada State College (Go Scorpions) in Henderson, the second fastest-growing public four-year college in the country. Highlights of the meeting include: 2019 Distinguished Nevadans Announced NSHE’s most prestigious honor recognizes nine prominent individuals who have made significant contributions to the cultural, economic,…

Regents Approve Predictable Pricing Program for College Tuition

HENDERSON – The Nevada Board of Regents approved a Predictable Pricing Program that will ensure students in public higher education are aware of the base tuition fees for at least a four-year period, so they can appropriately budget for tuition expenses. The “Predictable Pricing Program” will base future registration fees and non-resident tuition for undergraduate…

NSHE Transfer and Articulation Audit Shows Significant Improvement

HENDERSON – A recent audit of transfer and articulation agreements between Nevada’s public institutions of higher education showed a marked improvement of collaboration between the seven degree granting intuitions. Transfer and articulation agreements are meant to create pathways for students to move credits seamlessly between one institution and another. For some, they enroll and graduate…

Regents Approve International Partnership with Higher Education System in Tamaulipas, Mexico

HENDERSON – The Nevada Board of Regents has approved an international partnership by entering into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with higher education systems in the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico. “This strategic partnership will create new educational opportunities, build greater cultural understanding, and academic collaborations with our Tamaulipas colleagues,” said NSHE Chancellor Thom Reilly. College…

Regents Approve International Partnership with Higher Education System in Tamaulipas, Mexico

HENDERSON – The Nevada Board of Regents has approved an international partnership by entering into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with higher education systems in the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico. “This strategic partnership will create new educational opportunities, build greater cultural understanding, and academic collaborations with our Tamaulipas colleagues,” said NSHE Chancellor Thom Reilly. College…
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