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,Restoring America’s Culture of Learning,President of Valencia College in Florida, Shugart is one of the country’s most highly respected leaders in higher education. While his entire article, ., is worth reading by anyone interested in genuinely improving community college student success, that last principle of eight elevates his voice of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88201-2al stimulus money, higher education emerged as one of the immediate targets for state funding reductions. Though legislators publicly tout the importance of higher education, when push comes to shove in the budgeting process, most states have such a list of mandated expenses that postsecondary educa