Expanding Graduate Medical Education in Texas
Texas is working hard to strike a balance between funding new and existing medical schools and supporting ample graduate medical education opportunities for the state’s physician graduates.
Posts Tagged: Texas
Upending Traditional Education to Save Time and Money in Texas
Texas launched the Texas Affordable Baccalaureate as a bold solution to reduce the cost of higher education for the state and for students and families.
Generation Texas Inspires a College-Going Movement
This special day helps to create a college-going culture for all students as they take their next steps toward a brighter future.
How College Emergency Aid Helps Students Graduate
College emergency aid programs help students meet unexpected financial needs that may prevent them from completing their degrees.
Making Courses Count During a College Transfer
Making courses count during college transfer is essential to student success and college affordability.
Marketable Skills: Educating College Students on Their Value to the Workforce
By knowing their value to the workforce, college graduates can make an excellent start toward a productive and meaningful life in the competitive job market.
Launching a High-Impact Strategic Plan with No Budget
How to communicate a strategic plan to stakeholders and encourage grassroots understanding, acceptance and engagement, despite limited resources.
The Lone Star State Takes State and Local Collaboration to the Next Level
Learn how shared service arrangements and regional planning agencies can help state and local governments harness the benefits of collaboration.
When Do You Bring Citizens Into Continuous Improvement Initiatives?
When do you involve the crowd: In the beginning or end of the change process? Texas HHS involves two different crowds at both ends.
Be a Building
A few days ago I had the honor to witness the unfolding of a history-making event in Arlington (TX), and that event got me thinking. On Monday 30th, 2015 the Arlington Independent School District (AISD hereafter) board met at the Fielder’s Baptist Church to name four schools after six honorable people, among them former State RepresentativeRead… Read more »