I am going to support my colleague and my Ranking Member on the higher ed subcommittee because I think that there actually is a lot of excitement here about how we best develop programs, apprenticeship programs, that really are going to…

I think that we need to think out of the box about this.

I was really happy to hear you talk about that, because, you know, we worked hard on that trying to make people understand how important that was for quality of life.

I am honored to be here this evening and to have a chance to talk about my friend and my colleague, Ellen Tauscher. Ellen, as we are all hearing, was really a trailblazer. She was a trailblazer, a businesswoman. She was a single mom, a…

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The reality is, that it is difficult for young people to complete college.

We don't need to view a period of government dependency as a rite of passage for Americans.

I have long said institutions need to be more responsive to the needs of the students they sign on to serve.

The lasting, undeniable benefits of a college degree illustrate our responsibility, as a Nation, to ensure that students have an opportunity to enroll in and graduate from college.

We don't need to let institutions off the hook either.

It is important that we make sure that people complete because when they do that, we all win.

We must invest in higher education so that all students who begin college, no matter their race, their income, their background, or circumstance, can complete a degree that leads to a rewarding career.