Community colleges should consider applying for federal grants to increase recruitment, retention, and graduation rates on campus. The Department of…
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Funding through Congressionally Directed Spending for Higher Education The Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) process (previously referred to as earmarking) allows…
McAllister & Quinn is excited to announce that Emily Wolf has been promoted to Vice President in the Higher Education Practice.
The onslaught of the revolution was met with much hope but also much trepidation. The feelings of great promise and fear stayed with us throughout the eighties and nineties and into the twenty-first century. Some change—but nothing to fear.
Leading Federal grants consulting firm, McAllister & Quinn is excited to announce a new partnership with The Greenlights Grant Initiative—a campaign that launched yesterday by Camila and Matthew McConaughey’s just keep livin Foundation (JKL).
McAllister & Quinn is excited to announce that Maeve Connolly has been promoted to Senior Vice President in the Higher Education Practice. As senior vice president, Maeve will lead several strategic initiatives to support the practice’s expansion into new markets.
McAllister & Quinn is excited to announce our 2023 Higher Education Webinar Series lineup! At these “client only” sessions, McAllister & Quinn staff, association representatives, and program officers will work with faculty and staff to enhance their understanding of federal and foundation grant opportunities.
McAllister & Quinn is excited to announce that Alexandra (AJ) Jensen, MBA, has been promoted to Vice President in the Higher Education Practice. In this capacity, AJ will oversee client relations for a growing portfolio of higher education clients and internal staff management.
With bipartisan support, Congress passed and signed into law the $280 billion CHIPS and Science Act of 2022. This bill is poised to change the federal funding landscape for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) at colleges and universities.
Goshen College was awarded a $4 million grant from the U.S. Commerce Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) American Rescue Plan Economic Adjustment Assistance program.