Jenna A. Robinson

Jenna Robinson is president of the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal. Robinson joined the Martin Center in January 2007 as campus outreach coordinator and later became the center’s director of outreach. She was previously the E.A. Morris Fellowship assistant at the John Locke Foundation, where she had worked since 2001.

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Opinion

UNC System should not raise tuition

The University of Florida proves that academic excellence can be achieved at an affordable price. The University of Florida is consistently ranked among the top 10 public universities.

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Opinion

UNC System’s real problem is administrative bloat

To continue keeping tuition flat and serving the people of North Carolina, UNC must find savings. Administrative bloat is a good place to start.

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Opinion

Replace NC’s embarrassing science standards with the Franklin Standards

NC can have excellent science instruction in its public K-12 schools — but only if it tosses out its current standards and makes sure the current standard-makers have nothing to do with crafting the replacement.

Jenna A. Robinson, David Randall

Opinion

Taxpayers pay billions a year for NC universities. They deserve transparency.

Ever since 1789, when UNC-Chapel Hill was founded, North Carolina taxpayers have been very generous to public higher education. North Carolina’s colleges and universities receive annual appropriations of more than $4 billion. And on a per-student basis, UNC schools receive more public funding than almost any other schools in the nation. In return for their...

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