Central Valley Higher Education Consortium
We speak in a single voice for Higher Education Attainment in our region.
CVHEC is comprised of 28 accredited public and private colleges, universities, and community college district members.
The Central Valley Higher Education Consortium (CVHEC) is a 501(c)3 incorporated non-profit organization comprised of accredited public and private colleges, universities, and community college district members. CVHEC was founded in 2000 by then Fresno State President John D. Welty along with 18 college and university leaders.
Today, it is a 28-member strong consortium. Jointly, the consortium members serve over 250,000 students in California’s ten-county region known as the Central Valley.
First formed in 2019, the mission of our Task Forces is to streamline pathways for students by examining topics, concerns, and recent legislation as part of CVHEC’s mission: improve certificate and degree completion rates in the nine-county region from San Joaquin to Kern.
Committee members work collaboratively in developing and advancing a unified voice for the board regarding CVHEC initiatives and the general promotion of higher education in the Central Valley.
Welcome to the CVHEC Regional Data Dashboard—a dynamic, interactive platform designed to empower communities, policymakers, and researchers with vital insights into our region’s health and well-being. This tool aggregates a broad spectrum of data, revealing trends, disparities, and opportunities that are essential for driving informed decision-making and fostering health equity. Whether you’re exploring key indicators or diving into the details of community health metrics, our dashboard provides clear, accessible, and up-to-date information to support your efforts in creating lasting, positive change.
The CVHEC Board of Directors and team members convened Aug.…
Central Valley Higher Education Consortium