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We conduct a comparative case study investigating the governor’s role in shaping the college completion policy process in Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Findings suggest that, while governors have influenced a state’s actions around this policy initiative, several factors mitigate the extent of their control over the agenda.
Paul G. Rubin, University of Georgia
Erik Ness, University of Georgia
James Hearn, University of Georgia
Jennifer Rippner, University System of Georgia