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HIGHER EDUCATION QUARTERLY REPORT SERIES

COMING IN OCTOBER 2022

Education and the Workforce Report Series Throughout the year, Ingram’s dedicates extensive edito rial coverage to education, particularly to higher education and advanced studies. Our Education and the Workforce Quarterly Report series will help you stay on top of devel opments in this vital sector throughout the year. No medium in Missouri or Kansas advocates for higher education more than Ingram’s .

Ingram’s October edition will resume coverage of higher education with our 2022 Education and The Workforce Quar terly Report series. In a special report, we’ll survey the exec utive leadership of regional universities to explore their in novative solutions to challenges with demographics, finances and program relevance. As the nation’s jobless rate continues to hover near 3 percent, employers are looking more and more to universities for the talent they need to thrive. Is the incoming talent pool sufficient to meet that demand? Coming in February 2023: our Icons of Education

awards, recognizing career achievements of high er-education professionals. Go to www.Ingrams. com/Nominate to suggest deserving candidates. Ingram’s is committed to bringing business executives key updates on the issues that matter most to them, and to the success of their firms.

NEXUS OF NORTH AMERICAN TRADE | HEROES IN HEALTHCARE | EDUCATION AND THE WORKFORCE

THIRD QUARTER | 2012 Education and the Workforce

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Dawn of the PSM New degrees are changing the face of graduate education in the region. Higher Education Industry Outlook Report University executives assess a changing educational landscape. Graduate Programs Top Public and Private Colleges & Universities – Graduate Programs Financial Adviser

Closing Date: Thursday, Oct. 6 (October Edition)

Seated (l-r): Bonnie Humphrey, Missouri Valley College April Mason, Kansas State University Diane Karius, KCUMB Standing (l-r) David McGehee, Lee’s Summit School District Surendra Singh, Newman University David Sallee, William Jewell College Terry Martin, William Woods University Doug Brothers. Benedictine College Cynthia Bice. Lindenwood University Jim Guthrie. University of Kansas Lynette Olson, Pittsburg State University 20 I CONS of E DUCATIO N 16

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