Executive Search Firm for Selection of DHE Commissioner RFP
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Sep 1, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Executive search firm for selection of DHE commissioner.
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This state funded FY26 grant opportunity (7100-4003) provides support to assist eligible higher education institutions in addressing post-secondary student hunger insecurity. A total of $495,000 is available for this grant program. Funds are allocated across all eligible public higher education institutions serving undergraduate students based on the total number of students enrolled
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Boston
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Suffolk
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Saltonstall Building
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(617) 994-6950
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02108
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Massachusetts Board of Higher Education
This document outlines the strategic priorities guiding the Department of Higher Education's work towards an overarching Equity Goal. The plan, approved in January 2025, focuses on four main pillars: Student Success and Financial Aid, Economic Mobility, Public Good, and Innovation. Its primary aim is to significantly raise the enrollment, attainment, and long-term success outcomes among under-represented student populations over a five-year period.
The retreat focused primarily on reviewing and approving the Board's four proposed strategic priorities: Student Success and Financial Aid, Economic Mobility, Public Good, and Innovation. Key discussions included framework endorsement for the Innovation and Economic Mobility priorities, emphasizing goals like establishing an innovation function and analyzing post-graduation earnings data. Furthermore, the Board addressed key equity goal measures, including matriculation and completion targets, and discussed targeted strategies like expanding Early College programs. A significant portion of the meeting involved governance restructuring, resulting in the approval to rescind the Advisory Councils in favor of four new, ad hoc Task Forces aligned with the strategic priorities. The Board also approved amendments to its By-Laws and appointed a new Vice Chair.
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The Executive Committee meeting focused on three primary motions. The first motion involved the approval of Bristol Community College's Letter of Intent to award an Associate of Applied Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence, including details on the degree's focus on workplace outcomes, integration of industry credentials like Cisco and CompTIA, and potential transferability to UMass Dartmouth. The second motion concerned the approval of the Massachusetts State College Building Authority Henry E. Warren Barn Project for Framingham State University. The third, and most extensive, motion was the approval of the Board of Higher Education Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Recommendations. Discussions around the budget included ongoing investments in free community college and financial aid expansion, the utilization of Fair Share Amendment revenue, infrastructure funding, and affordability priorities. Specific clarification was sought regarding the SUCCESS funding allocation and the Higher Education Bond Bill process for capital investments.
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