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Texas Minority-Serving Institution Designations
Texas Public Universities All 35 Texas public universities have one or more designation with the U.S. Department of Education, including Minority-Serving Institution (MSI), Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU), Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI), and institutions with 50% or more students receiving need-based assistance. There are 461 public peer institutions nationally. The link above provides a flyer summarizing the various designations, as of Summer 2020.
Ecosystem of Excellence Summit 2023
Texas' public university enrollment leaders partnered with the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to co-host a meeting focused on statewide initiatives geared toward student access and success. THECB Presenters/Contact List, here Labor Market Information Tool slides Student Success Inventory slides Driving Data Ecosystems (new CB website) My TX Future/TX OnCourse/ATX slides MY TX Future - Institution Contacts Financial Aid slides TX Leadership Scholars slides TX Early HS Completion Program slides Transfer Framework slides
Value of Public Higher Education in Texas
Postsecondary Education Linked to Volunteerism, Better Health: In addition to showing much higher levels of civic engagement, Americans with education beyond high school also report having better physical health. Gallup surveyed U.S. adults in November 2022 to measure the extent to which they believe that a more educated society can help produce desirable outcomes for individuals and society. The outcomes tested include higher incomes, increased citizen participation, more business creation, and better mental and physical health. Majorities of Americans agree that additional education helps to produce 14 of the 19 desirable conditions, particularly fostering innovation and discovery, raising income levels and creating a more knowledgeable citizenry (August 30, 2023) -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- CPUPC prepared a series of colorful infographics highlighting the Value of Texas Higher Education. Each page features Texas-based information addressing the benefits provided to bachelor's degree graduates and our communities through higher education. Commercialization update for 2022 Community flyer: 2020 2021 (new) Inventions 1,416 1,228 Patents 391 359 Licenses 383 498 2022 flyers: --Affordability --Community Benefits --Future Generations Benefit --Graduate Benefits --Health Benefits --Workforce Benefits 2019 flyers:--Economic Benefits--Community Benefits--Graduate Benefits--Health Benefits--Workforce Benefits--Summary of Benefits Graphic design generously provided by Texas A&M University's Division of Marketing and Communications for both 2019 and 2022. (Printing in full color with 28# paper, a little heavier than printer paper, is suggested) This 2019 initiative was inspired by a similar promotion, "The Value of Higher Education: A College Education Provides a Lifetime of Value," by the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO). The series of one-page national-level higher education statistics formatted as infographics is available at www.nacubo.org .