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NAICU President David L. Warren Comments on the Chronicle of Higher Education's Private College and University Compensation Study

NAICU Statement
February 23, 2009

The median total compensation package of the Chronicle of Higher Education's complete list of highest compensated private college and university employees is $160,493. In other words, on average, a private college or university provides its top five to 10 employees a median salary and benefits package that's significantly lower than what comparably skilled and experienced individuals would earn in the for-profit sector.

Statement by NAICU President David L. Warren on the Economic Stimulus Bill and Higher Education

February 13, 2009

The compromise economic stimulus bill is a victory for America's college students and their families. The bill's student aid and higher education tax provisions provide crucial assistance to millions of low- and middle-income families at a critical time.

NAICU Membership Elects 2009-10 Board of Directors

NAICU Press Release
February 9, 2009

The members of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU) have selected 15 new board directors and four new board officers for 2009-10. 

NAICU Survey Examines the Economic Concerns of Private College and University Leaders

NAICU Press Release
December 18, 2008

A new survey of private college and university presidents finds that fund raising, endowments, the availability of student aid, institutional debt, and student enrollment lead the list of campus economic concerns as the fall 2008 semester comes to an end.  The survey was conducted from Nov. 18 to Dec. 12 by the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU).

Private College Leaders to Explore the Economic Downturn, Impact of the 2008 Election, and Other Top Issues at the 2009 NAICU Annual Meeting

December 11, 2008

Hundreds of private college and university presidents and other top campus officials will meet with leading public opinion and political analysts, respected national thinkers, and fellow higher education decision makers at the 2009 NAICU Annual Meeting, Feb. 1-4, to explore the challenges and opportunities facing private higher education, our students, and the nation in this time of economic turmoil and political change.

NAICU Statement on the College Board's Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid Reports

October 29, 2008

Statement by David L. Warren, President, National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, on the 2008 College Board Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid Reports

NAICU Survey Finds Impact from Student Loan Crunch, but No Widespread Loan Crisis for Fall 2008 Semester

October 21, 2008

While there was no widespread student loan crisis this fall, there were multiple instances of students taking time off of school, switching to part-time status, and turning to alternative forms of financial support, according to the results of a survey conducted by the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities.

Number of Private Colleges Participating in the U-CAN Consumer Information Initiative Tops 700

NAICU Press Release
August 13, 2008

U-CAN (www.ucan-network.org), a voluntary consumer information initiative of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU), has reached a milestone in campus participation. Nearly 11 months after the free, consumer-focused website was launched, the roster of private colleges and universities signed up to participate has grown to 711 institutions.

Caveat Lector: Don’t Let New College Cost Book Sucker You In

NAICU Press Release
July 2, 2008

A new book leaves out vital information about what colleges are doing to make sure education stays affordable.

National Initiative Aims to Set Record Voter Turnout at Colleges and Universities

NAICU Press Release
May 23, 2008

To help ensure that students stay engaged through the general election, the National Campus Voter Registration Project has launched a nonpartisan, nationwide campaign to register college students, educate students about the issues and candidates, and motivate students to go to the polls on Election Day.

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