What Is Negotiated Rulemaking (NegReg)?
Negotiated Rulemaking, often shortened to ‘NegReg,’ is a formal process used by the U.S. Department of Education to develop new regulations for higher education programs under Title IV of the…
VEP Urges Department of Education to Prioritize Outcomes and Access at Negotiated Rulemaking Hearing
Earlier today, VEP Executive Director Donald Franklin delivered public comment at the Department of Education’s hearing on proposed regulatory changes to Title IV programs. We called on the Department to…
A House lawmaker has introduced a bill to "terminate" the U.S. Department of Education.
Coalition Letter to Secretary Cardona
We have joined a coalition of Veterans organizations to communicate our apprehensions directly to Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona regarding the selection procedures for negotiated rule-making committees (Neg Reg) within…
VEP Gives Public Comments at the Negotiated Rulemaking Session
Its that time of year again: everyone’s favorite federal mechanism, the NegReg! If you don’t know what that is, check out our explanation on Negotiated Rulemaking. This year, we’ve been…
Negotiated Rulemaking Sessions
What is Negotiated Rulemaking? A Look at NegReg
This past week the VEP team got to participate in the Department of Education’s (ED) Negotiated Rulemaking session. You may have seen it referred to as NegReg as well. As…
Representing Veterans at Forum on Reforms within Higher Education
The Department of Education is hosting a forum to discuss reforms within higher education. During the negotiated rulemaking sessions (NegReg), the two main topics that will be discussed deal with…