Behavioral Health Workforce Development
Provides analyses of mental health workforce supply and preparedness, with a special focus on rural issues and cultural competence in the workforce. ► Technical Assistance ► Annapolis Coalition ► Workforce Briefs
Best Practices in Statewide Articulation and Transfer Systems
Seeks to develop a deeper understanding of how states coordinate their articulation and transfer programs for students who move from two-year to four-year institutions.
College Access Challenge Grant Consortium and Network
Aims to increase the number of low-income students who are prepared to enter and succeed in postsecondary education.
EduTools
Provides independent reviews and side-by-side comparisons of educational software to assist decision making in the e-learning community.
eLearning News Digest
Gathers and disseminates press articles about advances in e-learning.
Fostering Collaborative State-Level Education and Workforce Database Development
Helps states expand analytical capacity for improved policy and practice through longitudinal data systems development.
Getting What You Pay For
Helps legislators and policymakers better understand the complex and difficult-to-balance mix of higher education appropriations, tuition, and financial aid.
No Significant Difference
Focuses on the effectiveness of alternative modes of education, serving as a companion to Thomas L. Russell's book The No Significant Difference Phenomenon.
Non-traditional No More: Policy Solutions for Adult Learners
Aims to help selected states increase the number of “ready adults” (those who’ve accumulated a significant number of college credits but remain just shy of completing their degree) who return to college and finish their postsecondary education.
Population-specific Behavioral Health Support
Focuses on mental health service needs and outreach to particular populations. ► Children ► College and University Students ► Cultural Competence Standards ► Deaf and Hard of Hearing ► Military, Troops, and Veterans ► Older Adults
Rural Behavioral Health
Promotes behavioral health care for individuals living in rural America. ► Frontier Mental Health Services Resource Network ► President's New Freedom Commission ► Promising Practices
State-specific Behavioral Health Support
Assists states in evaluating and improving their behavioral health systems. ► Projects
Technology Costing Methodology
Supplies a set of resources to determine the costs of offering a course through different delivery methods.
Transparency by Design
Provides adult learners with information to become educated consumers of online higher education.
Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)
Helps undergraduate students to study out of state in the West for less (150 percent of resident tuition) at some 145 institutions in 15 WICHE states.
Policymakers and researchers
WICHE provides a wide range of initiatives and information to support Western states' legislators and decisionmakers in public policy issues affecting higher education. Recognizing that the policy environment varies from state to state, we work closely with policymakers and education leaders in each WICHE state: fostering opportunities for discussion of issues and policy options; providing quantitative and qualitative information and analyses to support decision-making; identifying emerging issues; and tracking trends, particularly those of importance to the West.
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Tuition and Fees in the West 2009-10 (January 2010)
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3035 Center Green Drive, Suite 200
Boulder, CO 80301-2204
Telephone 303.541.0200 | Network Fax: 303.541.0291