Webinar: 2019 Georgia Higher Education Data Book

On October 3, 2019, from 11:00 am – 11:45 EST we will be hosting a webinar that discusses the 2019 Georgia Higher Education Data Book with Policy Analyst Jennifer Lee and Digital Organizer Brian Nuñez from Georgia Shift.

The data book provides a snapshot of differences in educational attainment throughout Georgia and how higher education supports economic mobility. This report will also help you better understand the students in Georgia’s colleges, how Georgia funds higher education and how students pay for college. You can read the report here.

Sign up for the webinar and reserve your seat today!

 

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Jennifer Lee

Jennifer Lee is the senior policy analyst for higher education at GBPI, where she focuses on state policies that provide Georgians greater opportunity to complete a higher education credential regardless of race, ethnicity and family income.

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