VCU Shows Congress How Intrusive Advising Can Help Achieve Equity in Higher Ed
Tomika LeGrande is vice provost for strategic enrollment management at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Are colleges and universities in Virginia equitable? Or should the federal government be doing more to achieve racial and income equity? Michael Pope has this report from Capitol Hill.
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