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Sarah Walton

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    Sarah Walton
    As a Senior Associate at Third Sector’s Boston office, Sarah delivers feasibility assessments, technical assistance, and project construction support to government, nonprofit, and philanthropic clients. Prior to joining Third Sector, Sarah managed neighborhood-based Settlement Houses in Syracuse and Rochester, New York.

    Engaging Student Support Service Providers in Higher Education

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    This blog series is centered on Third Sector’s assessment on applicability of Pay for Success in higher education in partnership with a new cohort of stakeholders. This is blog post #3 of the series. Third Sector recently launched a national Pay For Success in Higher Education cohort of four higher education state and system partners [...]
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    Four Communities Selected to Receive Training and Technical Assistance in Third Sector’s PFS in Higher Education National Cohort

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    Third Sector announced its new PFS in Higher Education national cohort today with the selection of four communities that will receive training and technical assistance in using Pay for Success to fund student access and success programs.

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    FINISH Act Could Provide Federal Opportunities for Pay for Success in Higher Education

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    This blog series is centered on Third Sector’s assessment and applicability of Pay for Success in higher education in partnership with a new cohort of stakeholders. This is blog post #2 of the series. As you may have read in our first blog of this series, we are developing a national cohort of higher education [...]
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    Leveraging Pay for Success in Higher EducationBuilding a National Cohort to Boost Student Success Outcomes

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    This blog series is centered on Third Sector’s assessment and applicability of Pay for Success in higher education in partnership with a new cohort of stakeholders. This is blog post #1 of the series.   National Student Clearinghouse data reveal that while African American and Latinx students are enrolling in postsecondary institutions at similar rates [...]
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