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\nCOMMISSIONERS  \nDr. Paul Von Behren, Chair  \nFremont, District 3  \nTimothy Daniels, Vice Chair  \nOmaha, Member-at-Large  \nDr. Deborah Frison  \nOmaha, District 2  \nDr. LeDonna Griffin  \nOmaha, Member-at-Large  \nDr. Dennis Headrick  \nLincoln, District 1  \nMary Lauritzen  \nWest Point, Member-at-Large  \nDannika Nelson  \nOakland, Member-at-Large  \nMolly O’Holleran  \nNorth Platte, District 6  \nTamara Weber  \nColumbus, District 5  \nW. Scott Wilson  \nPlattsmouth, Member-at-Large  \nSTAFF  \nDr. Michael Baumgartner  \nExecutive Director  \nDr. Kathleen Fimple  \nAcademic Programs Officer  \nJill Heese  \nResearch Director  \nKadi Lukesh  \nBookkeeper, Budget Coordinator,& Office Manager  \nJ. Ritchie Morrow  \nFinancial Aid Officer  \nHelen Pope  \nExecutive Assistant  \nMatthew Roque  \nCapital Project & Financial Analyst  \nCeleste Thompson  \nExcellence in Teaching Act (ETA) Specialist  \nGary Timm  \nChief Finance &  \nAdministrative Officer  \nJoe Velasquez  \nDatabase Manager  \nCoordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education  \n140 N. 8th Street, Suite 300 · P.O. Box 95005 · Lincoln, NE 68509-5005 Phone: (402) 471-2847  \nThe Commission’s reports are available online at [ccpe.nebraska.gov/reports](ccpe.nebraska.gov/reports)  \nThe Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability in the employment or the provision of services.  \nTable of Contents  \nKey Takeaways ............................................................................................................................ I  \nKey Recommendations .............................................................................................................. 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