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Author(s):Harnisch, T.
Title:Performance-based funding: A re-emerging strategy in public higher education financing
Source:http://www.congressweb.com/aascu/docfiles/Perfo...
Date:2011
Organization:American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)
Short Description:Boosting college completion rates in an austere funding environment has led to a national productivity agenda for higher education. Led by the Lumina Foundation for Education, the agenda aims to identify, measure and increase institutional effectiveness; share best practices through pilot programs; and explore alternative educational delivery systems.
Annotation:Boosting college completion rates in an austere funding environment has led to a national productivity agenda for higher education. Led by the Lumina Foundation for Education, the agenda aims to identify, measure and increase institutional effectiveness; share best practices through pilot programs; and explore alternative educational delivery systems. These efforts are aimed at offering more high-quality college opportunities to a greater number of students within existing budgetary constraints.
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