PHENOM Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts Leading the way toward the public higher education system Massachusetts deserves!

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PHENOM Public Higher Education Network of Massachusetts Leading the way toward the public higher education system Massachusetts deserves!

Join Us in Fighting for the Education System Massachusetts Deserves!

OUR STATE’S PRIORITIES ARE BACKWARD

Funding State spending per student fell 36% between 2001 and Only 4 states spend a smaller percentage of their state budget on higher education. Between FY 2010 and FY 2012, the state cut higher ed by over 16%.

Funding Massachusetts now spends 25% more incarcerating its citizens as on its public colleges and universities.

Affordability As the state cuts, costs are shifted from the public to students and their families. Average tuition and fees exceed the national average by 32% (4-year schools) and 54% (2-year schools) The average Massachusetts student graduates with over $26,000 in debt.

Once upon a time….you could pay for UMass Amherst by working 10 hours/week at a minimum wage job. Now…

PHENOM’s Race to the Median: Our goals is to get state support up to the national average and student costs down to the national average.

Access The entire increase in college enrollment the past few decades has come from higher- income people. Children of undocumented immigrants have finally gotten the right to pay in-state tuition but are still ineligible for financial aid.

But We Have Power!

if we can awaken the Sleeping Giant: a half million students, parents, alumni, faculty and staff!

PHENOM The first statewide organization to unite students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and others from all the public campuses and the community to voice the concerns of public higher education EDUCATION! ADVOCACY! ACTION!

PHENOM’S 5 PRINCIPLES Fund public higher education so it can serve the Commonwealth Make higher education affordable Make higher education accessible to all Hire more teachers, researchers, and staff Honor and expand democratic institutions of governance for public higher education

Research and Education

Fighting for Legislation PHENOM has mobilized statewide for bills that would Lower textbook costs Increase need-based financial aid Fund building projects on our campuses Allow all Massachusetts high school graduates to pay in-state tuition Close the huge funding gap and bring more state dollars to our campuses Provide health insurance for adjunct faculty 50/ Free Years of College

Taking Action

Education, Advocacy, Action…and long-term Vision!

MAKING PROGRESS… …MAKING A SPLASH 2008 – PHENOM wins increase to MassGrant 2009 – PHENOM complaint to Obama administration gains $50 million for higher ed from federal stimulus funds 2010 – PHENOM walks across the state 2011 – PHENOM helps launch Legislative Higher Ed Caucus PHENOM helps win Fee Freeze for undergraduates

Key Words UNITE -- all our constituencies from all our campuses GRASSROOTS – building a movement that politicians will have to listen to BOLD – in our vision and our actions CONNECTIONS access---cost---quality funding---democracy---equity---revenues

You can do it on your campus!

PHENOM Quality Public Higher Education for All!