The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board is reminding the public to reserve their spots for the upcoming Higher EDge Conference. The conference, which aims to promote and advocate for higher education in Texas, features a lineup of keynote speakers and captivating programming.
"Get ready for Higher EDge's incredible lineup of keynote speakers and captivating programming," said the organizers of the conference.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board is dedicated to serving as a resource, partner, and advocate for Texas higher education. Their mission is to create a globally competitive workforce that positions Texas as an international leader. The board strives to ensure that all Texas citizens have access to valuable and quality education.
The conference, which will be held from December 12th to December 13th, will take place at the AT&T Hotel and Conference Center in Austin, Texas. Registration for the conference can be completed on the Higher EDge website. The registration fee is $350 and includes meals at the conference, as well as access to listen to the speakers. It is important to note that once registration is complete, refunds will not be available.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has already announced the itinerary for the first two days of the conference. Keynote speakers include Ted Mitchell, the president of the American Council on Education, and Nicole Smith, the chief economist and research professor at Georgetown University Center for Education and the Workforce. The conference will feature a combination of speakers discussing important topics in education, as well as breakout sessions for participants to engage in discussions and share their ideas.
The Higher EDge Conference is an exciting opportunity for individuals interested in higher education to come together and learn from experts in the field. With a focus on promoting a globally competitive workforce and advocating for quality education, the conference aims to make a significant impact on the future of Texas higher education.
