Neb. leaders launch ‘Commit to Complete’ campaign for timely graduation

Date:

November 27, 2019

Education and business leaders across the state came together on Tuesday to launch a new campaign focused on helping students graduate on time.

Governor Pete Ricketts, leaders of Nebraska’s public higher education institutions, and members of the business community launched the “Commit to Complete” campaign, which also aims to minimize college costs and grow the workforce.

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Neb. leaders launch ‘Commit to Complete’ campaign for timely graduation

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