The ultimate beneficiaries of this process are those who employ our graduates. We make attempts to keep in touch with you and find out what we can do to make our graduates even more employable. This newsletter is one avenue of communication. We Do Business By Dr. Vicki Bortolussi, Dean of Career Education Education is changing the way we do business. Business and industry will need to partner with education to make that change possible.
Collaboration is essential.
Education and lifelong learning is needed for everyone in today's and tomorrow's workforce. Technological advancement and economic development are the two key factors driving this change. Internet in the classroom and classes delivered via the internet are technological changes revolutionizing the educational delivery system. How and where information is accessed as well as how and where classes are taught are creating change at a revolutionary pace. The Bill also encourages that economic development be done on a regional basis.