Today, New York City’s pay transparency law takes effect. Employers with 4 or more employees must provide salary or compensation information in job postings. NYC…
Posts published in “Technical education”
Plans for a new agriculture education facility at a Nebraska community college contrast the state’s battle with drought brought on by climate change. Southeast Community…
I’m reading an interesting book right now, called After the Ivory Tower Falls: How College Broke the American Dream and Blew Up Our Politics―and How…
Yesterday, I wrote about the opportunities that Washtenaw County is missing out on. Nearly 5,000 new jobs in vehicle battery manufacturing and EV charging are…
It seems like Washtenaw County is being left out of some big technology investments. If you look at the headlines in just the past 48…
I have written that certificates disadvantage Black students at least a dozen times in this space, but it is always nice to receive a little…
I read a recent interview published in Time Magazine with Beverly Walker-Griffea, who is the president of Mott Community College in Flint. The interview raised…
A.Team and MassChallenge have released the first-ever Tech Work Report, which surveyed nearly 600 tech industry leaders. The results create a picture of the state…
I recently read an article about the new president of Eastern Washington University. EWU, located near Spokane, has an enrollment of about 11,000 students. According…
If you doubt the impact that high school advising has on college enrollment, read on. The State of Missouri placed advisors in rural high schools…