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July 2009 Features & Reports

The Good, The Bad and The Undecided
First Rounds of Negotiated Rulemaking Wrap Up

by Sean Johnson, Staff Writer/Politics & Policy
After an exhaustive series of negotiated rulemaking sessions, participants aren't totally sure what the long-range outcomes will be and how they will impact the career college sector. Most are optimistic that the resulting proposed regulations will reflect most of the sector's positions, or at least not be harmful.

Summary of Anticipated Regulations Resulting from the 2009 HEOA Federal Negotiated Rulemaking Process
by Tom Netting, Akerman Senterfitt, LLP
This comprehensive review of each negotiated rulemaking team's agreements, and proposals in the case of the two teams that didn't reach consensus, offers the career college sector a preview of the regulations that will be announced for public comment in late summer.


T. Netting
Recapitalization—The Ideal Liquidity and Value-Enhancing Solution for Entrepreneurs
by Ryan Heckman and Patrick O'Keefe, Excellere Partners
and Robyn Taylor, Javelin Learning Systems, Inc.

The recapitalization model puts cash in the school owners' pockets, enables the owners to retain their roles, and implements strategic resources. The existing management team and culture that built the business' success remain.

R. Heckman

P. O'Keefe

R. Taylor
Monitoring of Internet Communications by Educational Institutions
by Eric J. Sinrod, Duane Morris LLP
Educational institutions have an interest in ensuring that their IT systems are used properly and for legitimate purposes, and, as such, should require users to agree to the monitoring of their use.


E. Sinrod
Boom in Healthcare Enrollment Rates: A Mixed Blessing
by Carol A. Moneymaker, ABHES
There is mounting concern among healthcare institutions that record enrollment rates may exceed the actual number of jobs in the healthcare field.

C. Moneymaker
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