The Hunt Institute

The Hunt Institute

Public Policy Offices

Cary, North Carolina 7,346 followers

Working at the intersection of policy & politics. Empowering policymakers. Driving nonpartisan educational improvement.

About us

The Hunt Institute is a strategic catalyst for transforming public education and securing our country’s future. Using our depth and breadth of knowledge, we bring together the right people and resources to facilitate critical dialogue and mobilize action on the issues that matter in education. Established in 2001, The Institute honors the legacy of James B. Hunt, Jr., the former governor of North Carolina who distinguished himself as an ardent champion of education. That work continues in earnest today. Our mandate: to inspire elected officials and key policymakers to make informed decisions that result in improving the lives of all children through quality education. In 2016, the Institute became an independent, nonprofit entity and joined forces with Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy to pursue research, educational partnerships and events related to improving education policy.

Website
http://www.hunt-institute.org/
Industry
Public Policy Offices
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Cary, North Carolina
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2001
Specialties
Education Policy, Early Education, Higher Education, ESSA, ESL, and Education Data

Locations

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    4000 Centregreen Way

    Suite 301

    Cary, North Carolina 27513, US

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    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept; it is a present reality reshaping various sectors, including higher education. From automating administrative tasks to personalizing learning experiences and enhancing faculty development, AI holds the promise of revolutionizing educational outcomes. However, this technological leap also comes with ethical and practical considerations. Join us for a nuanced discussion with experts from academia, technology, and policy sectors as we explore the multifaceted impact of AI on higher education.   Join The Hunt Institute on July 11th, 2024 for a Postsecondary Pathways webinar which will delve into the data, potential benefits, ethical dilemmas, and policy implications of integrating AI into the educational landscape. Together, we will seek to understand how AI can make higher education more accessible, affordable, and effective, while also considering the risks and challenges that come with it.   Register here: https://ow.ly/JWxP50Su7Yk 

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    According to The Hunt Institute’s 2023 Across the Aisle survey, 70 percent of voters believe teaching real-world skills for the future work force is an important priority in public education today. Ninety-four percent of voters favor increasing job skills and workforce training opportunities in high school like apprenticeships and internship opportunities. A recent study concluded that 52 percent of students with bachelor’s degrees are underemployed one year after graduation. Voters are looking for education leaders to call for investment into Career and Technical Education opportunities and to expand work-based learning experiences for K-12 students.   Join us on 7/18 to discuss the innovation in career preparation for K-12 students.  Register here to attend: https://ow.ly/xC8O50SriT4  #Education #EducationMatters #K12 #EdHomeroom

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    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept; it is a present reality reshaping various sectors, including higher education. From automating administrative tasks to personalizing learning experiences and enhancing faculty development, AI holds the promise of revolutionizing educational outcomes. However, this technological leap also comes with ethical and practical considerations. Join us for a nuanced discussion with experts from academia, technology, and policy sectors as we explore the multifaceted impact of AI on higher education.   Join The Hunt Institute on July 11th, 2024 for a Postsecondary Pathways webinar which will delve into the data, potential benefits, ethical dilemmas, and policy implications of integrating AI into the educational landscape. Together, we will seek to understand how AI can make higher education more accessible, affordable, and effective, while also considering the risks and challenges that come with it.   Register here: https://ow.ly/JWxP50Su7Yk 

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    We’re hiring! We are looking for passionate individuals to join our team. For open positions, check out our website: https://ow.ly/GuhE50QQ8KB #WhyTHI #TheHuntWay #THITeam

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    Holly Hickson, Deputy Director of Early Learning, shares her ‘why’ behind her work with here at The Hunt Institute. “One of the major reasons I accepted the role was because our President & CEO is a former educator and administrator.  During our orientation he spoke of the importance of impact for the greater good. We are focused on the policy and not the politics.  We experience 90% of our brain development prenatally up to the age of three.  By working towards making early childhood education a priority, we are investing in our future.” Follow along as we amplify voices and showcase the heart behind our mission! #WhyTHI #TheHuntWay #THITeam

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    Around 7.3 million disabled students are enrolled in public K-12 schools in the country. Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), students with disabilities are guaranteed the right to free public education with appropriate special education services. However, special education programs are understaffed and underfunded, and students of color with disabilities are disproportionately impacted by the lack of resources. Join us on 7/25 for a #RaceAndEducation conversation focused on the extra barriers students of color with disabilities face and sustainable solutions to eliminate gaps in services for all students with disabilities. Register here to attend: https://ow.ly/KFh050Stf4C NewSchools, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, SELF - Special Education Leader Fellowship

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    According to The Hunt Institute’s 2023 Across the Aisle survey, 70 percent of voters believe teaching real-world skills for the future work force is an important priority in public education today. Ninety-four percent of voters favor increasing job skills and workforce training opportunities in high school like apprenticeships and internship opportunities. A recent study concluded that 52 percent of students with bachelor’s degrees are underemployed one year after graduation. Voters are looking for education leaders to call for investment into Career and Technical Education opportunities and to expand work-based learning experiences for K-12 students.   Join us on 7/18 to discuss the innovation in career preparation for K-12 students.  Register here to attend: https://ow.ly/xC8O50SriT4  #Education #EducationMatters #K12 #EdHomeroom

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    We’re hiring! We are looking for passionate individuals to join our team. For open positions, check out our website: https://ow.ly/GuhE50QQ8KB #WhyTHI #TheHuntWay #THITeam

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    Maureen Stover, M.Ed., Deputy Director of K-12, shares her ‘why’ behind her work here at The Hunt Institute. Maureen was a high school science teacher and served as the 2020 North Carolina Teacher of the Year and was a 2021 National Teacher of the Year Finalist. "Kids are the most important part of our society. We know that they are going to grow up to be the people that lead our nation, and it is very important that we are ensuring that the way that we are developing and the way that we are providing education to students in the public education sphere is designed in a way that enables them to grow to be their best selves." Follow along as we amplify voices and showcase the heart behind our mission! #WhyTHI #TheHuntWay #THITeam

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