Vanderbilt University Office of Federal Relations

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Vanderbilt’s Office of Federal Relations advocates on behalf of federal legislation, regulations and policy that could affect Vanderbilt University. By leveraging expert resources from campus, the staff in our Washington office can significantly elevate the visibility and impact of the university in the nation’s capital. The office also works closely with the many higher education associations and

coalitions headquartered in Washington, and in tandem with other Tennessee colleges and universities. The scope of issues is extremely broad – ranging from graduate medical education to visa policies for foreign students – but the central focus is on four areas:

1. Federal support of university-based research in the physical sciences, engineering, biomedical sciences, social sciences and the humanities;
2. Health policy including support for academic medical centers;
3. Federal student aid programs, such as Pell Grants and federally insured loans; and
4. Tax policies that impact institutions of higher education as well as students. View Vanderbilt's comment policy here: http://news.vanderbilt.edu/resources/about/comment-policy/

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750 1st St NE, Ste 1110
Washington, DC
20002

Telephone

(202) 216-4361

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VUbrief: VUbrief is a weekly service of Vanderbilt’s Office of Federal Relations. This report is designed to provide federal policymakers with a timely summary of developments at the University.

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