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Higher Education Leaders Discuss Affordability and Workforce in Maryland

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What happened

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University and college presidents from across the Delmarva region gathered in Salisbury, Maryland, to discuss the state of higher education. Participants addressed topics including budgets, community outreach, and preparing students for the workforce. Salisbury University president Dr. Lyn Lepre noted that institutions are working to ensure students receive a true return on investment for their time and money.

From wmdt.com

Why it matters

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The discussions highlighted concerns over access and affordability within the region. Salisbury University stated a goal of finding ways to keep students who study on the Eastern Shore in the area after they graduate, which relates to regional labor supply and economic stability.

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Who's involved

  • Salisbury UniversitySalisbury University, which aims to serve the Eastern Shore and Maryland.
  • Eastern ShoreThe Eastern Shore, a region served by Salisbury University.
  • MarylandMaryland, the state where Salisbury University operates and serves.

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  • Eastern ShoreSpeculative

    The Eastern Shore might see changes in the local labor supply if universities successfully retain graduates in the area.

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