Amy Ellen Duke-Benfield is quoted about a presentation she made to the Education Commission on the States National Forum.

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Amy Ellen Duke-Benfield facilitated the second annual meeting of the seven college sites participating in Benefits Access for College Completion (BACC).

On October 10, 2016, Amy Ellen Duke-Benfield presented "Student Hunger, Housing Insecurity, and Unmet Financial Need: Overcoming Barriers to College Completion" at the National Scholarship Providers Association's annual conference.

The article cites CLASP's paper on lessons learned from the Benefits Access for College Completion project.

This article cites CLASP's report on lessons learned from the Benefits Access for College Completion project.

This article features CLASP's Benefits Access for College Completion project as an important model for helping low-income students.

A report from CLASP analyzes how students were served by Benefits Access for College Completion (BACC), a 2.5-year initiative designed to increase access to public benefits (such as SNAP or Medicaid) for eligible low-income students. These crucial supports reduce students’ unmet financial needs and help them finish…

Student parents pursue higher education to secure a better future for themselves and their children.

CLASP expert Amy Ellen Duke-Benfield discusses how public benefits help low-income and nontraditional students complete their degrees, as well as what states can do to better connect their benefits and higher education policies.