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Topic: TN Board of Regents
Families, students organize to oppose cuts in higher education
February 7, 2009 | 
College Students with Gov. Bredesen
College students are well aware of the state’s tight money situation. However, collegiate forces are mobilizing to express their dismay and concern over proposed changes which jeopardize the continued expanded access to higher education.
A protest rally has been called for Monday, February 9th, when the general assembly is scheduled to return to session at Legislative Plaza. The Tennessee Board of Regents, aka [TBR], reforms previously announced to the media are the focus of the rally.
The Funeral for Tennessee Higher Education will kick off from 1203 9th Avenue North in Nashville for a march to the state capitol with the intent of showing your students that you support their education in the classroom and out. «Read the rest of this article»
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