EERC In the News

Forbes publishes a column about the existential crisis facing America’s community colleges, quoting Michelle Van Noy of the Education and Employment Research Center.

Inside Higher Ed reports on the pros and cons of working during college, quoting Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center and citing a study he co-authored.

Business Insider cites a study co-authored by Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center on the benefits of working your way through school.

Education Dive covers a report by the Education and Employment Research Center on the need for quality standards in the non-degree credential marketplace, quoting lead author Michelle Van Noy.

Inside Higher Ed covers the Education and Employment Research Center report on non-degree credentials, noting its relevance as Congress debates expanding Pell Grant eligibility.

The Hechinger Report looks at the pros and cons of working your way through college, quoting Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center and citing his study that finds students who work during the school year have higher earnings later in life.

The Washington Examiner publishes an op-ed, quoting Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center and citing his study on the benefits of working your way through school.

Spinnaker, the student news site of the University of North Florida, quotes Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center and cites a study he co-authored.

The University Network reports on a study co-authored by Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center and republishes the article in 108 languages.

CNBC writes about a study co-authored by Daniel Douglas of the Education and Employment Research Center.