About COE - Council for Opportunity in Education
About COE| Council for Opportunity in Education
Through the Wolanin Congressional Internship, TRIO alumna Brianna Mendelson discovered how advocacy, relationship-building, and policy work intersect to expand educational opportunity. Her experience on Capitol Hill transformed her from a beneficiary of TRIO into a confident advocate determined to bridge healthcare and education policy to advance opportunity for future generations. The post When Policy Becomes Personal: My Journey as a Wolanin Congressional Intern appeared first on Council fo...| Council for Opportunity in Education
Despite the looming government shutdown, TRIO and GEAR UP programs can continue operating with secured forward-funded grants and access to the G5 drawdown system, though most U.S. Department of Education staff will be furloughed and unable to process special approvals. The post What a Government Shutdown Means for TRIO appeared first on Council for Opportunity in Education.| Council for Opportunity in Education
For over four decades, COE has defended educational equity for low-income and first-generation students, veterans, adult learners, and students with disabilities.| Council for Opportunity in Education
Institutional Membership is an allowable cost (OMB 200.454 Memberships, subscriptions & professional activity costs). Questions or concerns? Please contact Vanessa Ramirez at (202) 347-7430 or by e-mail (vanessa.ramirez@coenet.org). Please note: According to COE bylaws, institutional membership is valid for a full twelve months and membership dues are nonrefundable.| Council for Opportunity in Education
