Winona State University Adjusts Curriculum to Meet Local Employer Needs
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What happened
Winona State University is modifying its curriculum to meet current employer needs. This effort is occurring as bioscience startups in Rochester struggle to find employees with the necessary skills. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development convened a working group to help find solutions to this labor shortage.
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Why it matters
The curriculum adjustments are part of a regional effort to improve the supply of skilled labor. This aligns with the goals of Destination Medical Center, a $5.6 billion project aimed at diversifying Rochester's employer base beyond Mayo Clinic.
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Who's involved
- Winona State UniversityModifying its curriculum to meet employment and economic development demands.
- Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic DevelopmentConvened a working group to address regional labor shortages.
- RochesterLocation of bioscience startups and the Destination Medical Center project.
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Winona State University
university in Minnesota, United States
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