OTC Inside the Beltway: Reconciliation's Narrowing Higher Ed Bucket, Neg Reg Action, and Hill Dynamics
On this episode of "Off The Cuff," Justin and Karen are joined by the American Council on Education's Assistant Vice President for Government Relations Jon Fansmith. The group kicks things off by detailing what higher education provisions have made the cut for President Joe Biden’s most recent Build Back Better framework. Karen then provides some fodder about the ongoing negotiated rulemaking process, and Hugh has a quick outlook on what NASFAA is tracking when it comes to these big policy debates, detailing how the process might play out.
Speakers
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| Justin Draeger President and CEO, NASFAA |
Karen McCarthy Vice President, NASFAA |
Hugh Ferguson Reporter, NASFAA |
Jonathan Fansmith Assistant Vice President, ACE |
Resources
- Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify
- Episode Transcript (PDF)
- Higher Pell Awards Versus More Pell Recipients: It's Not an Either/Or Scenario
- What's In, What's Out of the White House's Narrowed Spending Framework
- ED Resource Page Affordability and Student Loans Committee Meetings
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Publication Date: 11/3/2021
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