Post-Secondary Education Attainment Goal Board of Trustees

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Post-Secondary Education Attainment Goal Board of Trustees Wyoming’s Post-Secondary Education Attainment Goal Board of Trustees November 2017 Laurie Nichols, Jim Rose, & Mary Aguayo

Statewide Educational Attainment By 2025, 60% of the nation’s workforce will need a post-high school credential, but Wyoming has just 46% ENDOW has identified the improvement of educational attainment as critical to meeting the state’s future workforce needs and to diversify the economy

National Comparison Wyoming United States High School Graduates: 92.3% Among population 25 and older RANKS #3 NATIONALLY Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 25.7% RANKS #40 NATIONALLY Advanced Degrees: 8.6% Master’s, Professional, or Doctoral High School Graduates: 87.1% Among population 25 and older Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 30.6% Advanced Degrees: 11.6% Master’s, Professional, or Doctoral

Image Courtesy of the Lumina Foundation

Support from ENDOW Draft Recommendations from ENDOW If the proposed attainment goal is approved, the December ENDOW report recommends: Governor to endorse by executive order and Legislature to support the goal Actions to achieve the goal should be aligned with priority sectors ENDOW should adopt the goal as a performance benchmark

Support from Lumina Foundation The Lumina Foundation is the nation’s largest private foundation focused on increasing Americans’ success in higher education Goal 2025 maintains that by 2025, 60% of Americans will hold a high-quality postsecondary degree Provides funds and consulting support The funds can be used to present and learn about higher education policy information, research and nonpartisan analysis to advance Goal 2025

Setting the Goal Three ways to formalize: Joint Resolution (ex: Wisconsin) Law (ex: Minnesota) Governor’s executive order (ex: South Dakota)

Resolution Progress A Resolution to Establish a Statewide Goal for Higher Education Attainment in Wyoming was: Jointly drafted by all 8 public college presidents Unanimously approved by the Wyoming Community College Commission and signed by Chair Meyer on October 31, 2017 Awaits endorsement from UW’s BOT

The Goal Increase the percent of the working population 25-64 years old that possess a valuable post-secondary credential (degree or certificate) to: 60% by 2025, and to 75% by 2040.

Next Steps UW Board of Trustees endorsement of attainment goal sets the goal Stakeholders will co-create an implementation plan with assistance from Lumina Timeline Development & Annual Updates

Questions?