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Summary

To develop and maintain a biennial statewide research agenda that identifies key policy challenges and research priorities crucial to the state's future, the Ohio Department of Higher Education (“ODHE”), per Section 3333.952 of the Ohio Revised Code as enacted by Amended Substitute House Bill 96 of the 136th General Assembly, was charged with developing the guidelines and procedures to apply for funding through the Public Policy Research Consortium on Higher Education.

Through the Public Policy Research Consortium on Higher Education, ODHE seeks proposals from faculty and post-graduate students at state institutions of higher education and private nonprofit institutions of higher education to:

1) Provide policymakers and practitioners with timely, relevant, and rigorous research findings on problems of significant importance to the state's citizens, enabling informed decision-making and effective policies;

2) Increase the active engagement of the state's higher education institutions in addressing real-world issues of direct relevance to the state's social, economic, and civic well-being, fostering a stronger connection between academia and public service;

3) Cultivate the next generation of policy-focused researchers and practitioners by providing valuable research opportunities to faculty and post-graduate students.

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