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He s really making some strong statements about the value of education and investing in young people, he said. Higher education leaders were particularly heartened by Biden s plan to boost the Pell Grant, even if the maximum amount of the federal financial aid grant, currently $6,495, wasn’t doubled as many had hoped. Across HBCUs, about two-thirds of students are Pell eligible. Nearly 75 percent of the students at Dillard are eligible. The proposed funding in the Biden plan comes at a time when the financial status of long-struggling minority-serving institutions in general, and HBCUs in particular, is getting widespread attention. Public awareness of racial, economic and educational inequities has been increasing as part of the country s racial reckoning since the killing of George Floyd. Policy makers and philanthropists alike have moved to address these issues and support institutions that educate large numbers of students of color. ....
Across the sector, higher education leaders hoped for better news this semester, said Doug Shapiro, executive director of the research center. He was surprised to see steeper declines this spring than in the fall. “I think there were many people who thought students might only stop out for a term and once they see the situation improving, they might re-enroll or start up in the spring,” Shapiro said. “And that’s clearly not happening. Declines at the four-year and the two-year institutions are larger than they were last term.” Some groups of students had steeper enrollment decreases than others. Enrollment of students between the ages of 18 and 20, who make up about 40 percent of undergraduates, fell 7.2 percent, a larger drop than any other age group. At community colleges, enrollment by these traditional college-age students plummeted a dramatic 14.6 percent. ....
By Moore will join SF State from Cañada College in San Mateo County where she has served as president since 2016 Jamillah Moore, Ed.D., has been named vice president for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management at San Francisco State University effective July 1. Currently, Moore serves as the president of Cañada College in Redwood City and has been in this role since 2016. At Cañada College, a few of her many accomplishments include establishing the campus’ anti-racist framework, a program to support Latinx students with transfer pathways to San Francisco State and co-chairing the San Mateo County Community College District’s Basic Needs Task Force. ....