Please join the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education and the Alliance for Higher Education and Democracy at the University of Pennsylvania for a virtual shared solutions stakeholder dialogue on Wednesday, May 19, at 2:30 p.m. ET.

A record number of TRIO supporters in the House joined a “sign-on” letter urging the Appropriations Committee to increase the nation’s investment in TRIO.

Thirty TRIO college students and 30 TRIO professionals will discuss global issues. Interested students and staff apply by Friday, May 14. The 2021 program will be fully virtual.

Whether you come in person or from stay put at home, participate in our 40th Annual Conference to hear new ideas, engage with colleagues and generate renewed energy. Low pre-registration rates end Monday, May 31.

We're looking for a creative and strategic-thinking donor relations officer to create solicitation and year-round engagement strategies. Learn more and apply today.

Throughout the 40-year history of COE, it has taken different types of leaders to help TRIO become what it is today. Join TRIO leadership from across the country for this week of virtual engagement, leadership development and more.

In a reflective essay, Kyle Ethelbah reminds TRIO professionals that you really are COE because COE seeks your input, seeks your voice, and seeks the voices of your students.

Representative Kambrell Garvin often credits his public service to the foundation the National Student Leadership Congress laid. He was able to debate bills, legislation, see how the process works, and interact with elected officials. Read more of his reflections.

Learn how to write a strong proposal using group exercises, thoughtful discussions, and experienced faculty. Critical areas of the proposal will be dissected and reviewed carefully with participants.

Upward Bound, Talent Search, SSS, McNair and other interested college access programs form local book club chapters to engage TRIO students in discussions about the implications of the work of leaders like John Lewis for their own lives and for the future of the nation.

The Board of Directors of COE has been fighting for the past forty years for equal access to college for everyone. This timeline illustrates the genesis and development of COE.

Spend 10 days covering topics virtually with esteemed faculty from across the nation! Courses are $500 for members and $800 for non-members. Seats fill up fast! Register today.

Connect with peers, discuss current challenges, and learn legislative and regulatory authority via webinars brought to you by your Fair Share contributions. Participants will get the latest information from Capitol Hill and the U.S. Department of Education.

Achieve college access and success for low-income students, first-generation students, and students with disabilities.