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Tech Ed: A Path to Entrepreneurship
Students who gain hard skills through their Tech Ed program make excellent entrepreneurs and business owners, says Governor Scott Walker.
View Episode PageFlexible, Nimble, Entrepreneurial
Tim Hood, President of Mid-Michigan College, shares his unique ideas for how education can become more agile and accessible.
View Episode PageThe 12-Hour School Day
In an episode all about career readiness, Dr. Joe Gothard shares his unconventional idea of the 12-hour school day.
View Episode PageBuilding Systemic Equity in Urban Education
Dr. Joe Gothard talks about about what needs to be done to build systemic equity into our urban education system.
View Episode PagePractical Tips for How Colleges Can Prepare Students for STEM Careers
This episode with Dr. Jay Allen has great practical advice for technical and community colleges to get students ready for the STEM workforce.
View Episode PageWhy Community Colleges are Every State’s Richest Resource
Dr. Jay Allen, President of Itawamba Community College, shows us all the unique and unexpected ways community colleges improve our lives.
View Episode PageHow to Build a Comprehensive Approach to Economic Development
Missy Hughes, Secretary of the WEDC, helps us understand how economic development strategies must be collaborative and comprehensive.
View Episode Page11 Predictions: How Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Manufacturing
Listen as Matt Kirchner shares 11 ways artificial intelligence will transform manufacturing, and what employers should do about it.
View Episode PageThe Connected Worker: How to Leverage Real-Time Data on the Factory Floor
Don Korfhage, President of iGear, discusses how Squeaks software enables the connected worker to access real-time manufacturing data
View Episode PageSTEM or Humanities? We Need Both
In part 2 with Dr. Michael Lovell, we talk about finding the right balance between STEM and the humanities at Marquette University
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