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Higher Ed leaders reveal strategies for Northland workforce

Summary by Grand Rapids Herald-Review
In a region roughly the size of the state of Maryland, higher education can no longer be an “ivory tower” experience. That was the clear message delivered Monday during a packed Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the…

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Higher Ed leaders reveal strategies for Northland workforce

In a region roughly the size of the state of Maryland, higher education can no longer be an “ivory tower” experience. That was the clear message delivered Monday during a packed Grand Rapids Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the…

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Grand Rapids Herald-Review broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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