Led by Justin Ortagus, associate professor of higher education administration and policy, the institute and its researchers have earned more than $1.5 million in new grants over the past several months.
The Institute of Higher Education (IHE) at the University of Florida received $600,000 from the National Science Foundation to enhance access and success among underrepresented students in community college Information Technology (IT) programs.
Justin Ortagus, director of the Institute of Higher Education and assistant professor of Higher Education & Policy, who received $373,590 in co-funding to analyze how variations in performance-based funding policies impact outcomes for underserved students and under-resourced institutions. The grants serves as Phase Two of a two-part project to identify the impact of PBF policy design elements on college access and student success.
IHE Outstanding Graduate honorees pose with UF officials, pictured from left : Dale Campbell (IHE co-coordinator), Ian Neuhard, Dennis Kramer (IHE...
The University of Florida College of Education has named assistant professor of higher education Dennis Kramer to the new position of co-director of...