Indiana Commission for Higher EducationGovernment
United States · founded 1971
What it is
The Indiana Commission for Higher Education is a state agency serving as the coordinating agency for Indiana's public postsecondary education system. Its mandate includes defining institutional missions, reviewing budget requests, approving new degree programs, and administering state financial aid. Created by the Indiana General Assembly in 1971, it was established to ensure a coordinated, cost-effective, and quality postsecondary education across the state.
People
Jennifer Winkeljohn
Member
Nancy Jordan
Member
Mike Braun
Governor of Indiana