What does CHERI stand for?

Cornell Higher Education Research Institute

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The nation's large, urban community colleges may be getting a bum deal under standard finance practices, according to a working paper released by the Cornell Higher Education Research Institute last month.

Study: urban schools get less funding than suburban, rural ...

Ehrenberg, the author of the report and director of the Cornell Higher Education Research Institute, said this defeats the notion that tuition rises with faculty salaries.

Faculty salaries not driving tuition hikes, report finds