Jump to page content Jump to navigation

College Board

Advocacy is central to the work of the College Board. Working with members, policymakers, and the education community, we promote programs, policies, and practices that increase college access and success for all students. In a world of growing complexity and competing demands, we advocate to ensure that education comes first. Read more about us »

Trends in Higher Education
2009 College Pricing and Student Aid Trend Data

The CollegeKeys Compact™
Expanding educational options for students from low-income backgrounds.

The Educational Crisis Facing Young Men of Color
New report explores promising practices for raising achievement among minority male students.

Access & Diversity Collaborative
Navigating access and diversity issues to advance institutional goals

School Counselor Advocacy
Two publications explore the principal-counselor relationship in schools

Undocumented Students and the DREAM Act
Featuring Young Lives on Hold: The College Dreams of Undocumented Students

No tool is more valuable in advocacy than reliable information. To get started, browse our extensive library of publications and sign up to receive updates by email.

Become an Advocate »
Publications and Resources »

04.29.10 - 04.30.10 - A Dream Deferred: The Future of African American Education, Spelman College/Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA

04.29.10 - Making the Right Connections, Access & Diversity Collaborative Seminar, Spelman College, Atlanta, GA

04.22.10 - 04.24.10 - 2010 National Chinese Language Conference, Renaissance Washington, D.C. Hotel

04.19.10 - 04.20.10 - Native American Student Advocacy Institute, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM

04.16.10 - 04.18.10 - 3rd Annual NOSCA National Conference—Destination Equity 2010 in Nashville, TN

03.02.10 - Webinar: Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid

03.01.10 - 03.02.10 - Prepárate: Educating Latinos for the Future of America, Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines, San Diego, CA

02.03.10 - DREAM Act Summit in the California State Capitol, Sacramento. In collaboration with the Legislative Tri-Caucus.

01.26.10 - Release of The Educational Crisis Facing Young Men of Color—Capitol Visitor Center, Washington, DC

01.09.10 - Access & Diversity Seminar—January 9, Laguna Cliffs Marriott, Dana Point, CA

11.10.09 - SUNY Policy Event with remarks from Chancellor Nancy Zimpher

10.27.09 - 10.28.09 - Big 12 Policy Event in Boulder, Colorado

10.21.09 - Release of a new policy brief with ACE - A 21st-Century Imperative: Promoting Access and Diversity in Higher Education

10.21.09 - "City Streets and School Corridors"—A half-day program including New York City schools Chancellor Joel Klein, City University of New York Chancellor Matthew Goldstein, and Governor Roy Romer

10.20.09 - Release of Trends in College Pricing 2009 and Trends in Student Aid 2009

10.14.09 - Release of Teachers Are the Center of Education with PDK International

08.11.09 - New policy brief by Patricia Steele and Sandy Baum analyzes patterns in student debt

06.19.09 - Rethinking Student Aid Policy Event at Northeastern University, Boston, MA

06.17.09 - New report from the National Commission on Writing—"Words Have No Borders: Student Voices on Immigration, Language Learning and Culture"

06.09.09 - Two new publications from NOSCA explore the relationship between principals and school counselors

05.26.09 - Rethinking Student Aid Presentation at Brown Center on Education Policy, Brookings Institute

05.19.09 - Rethinking Student Aid Policy Event at University of Nevada, Las Vegas

04.21.09 - Capitol Hill Briefing announcing the release of "Young Lives on Hold: The College Dreams of Undocumented Students"

03.09.09 - Rethinking Student Aid Policy Event at California State University East Bay

Back to top