Education & Michigan's Economic Future

January Conference LogoInteractive Agenda/Recap

Summary of Media Coverage:

Michigan Public Radio: “The Promise We Need”
Kalamazoo Gazette: “Conference Attendees Promote Statewide Promise”
Kalamazoo Gazettte: How to get to K-14? Through evolution!
Detroit News: “Increasing College Grads has Big Payoff for State”

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9:00-9:45 a.m. – Education as the Fuel for the Michigan Economy.

Presentations:
Roberts T. Jones, Education Workforce Policy — Research Paper
Roberts T. Jones — Presentation Slides

10:00-10:45 a.m – Challenges in Michigan’s Economy & Culture

Presentations:
Educational Attainment: John Austin, VP, State Board of Education
Assessing the Cherry Commission: Tim Bartik, Sr. Economist, Upjohn Institute
Funding Higher Education: Tom Clay, Citizens Research Council of Michigan

1:00-2:00 p.m. – The Kalamazoo Story

Presentations:
Kalamazoo Economic History: George Erickcek, Upjohn Institute
Kalamazoo Promise in Perspective: Janice Brown, Kalamazoo Public Schools
Kalamazoo Promise at a Glance
Kalamazoo Promise Report Card

2:15-3:15 p.m. – Can Kalamazoo Serve as a Michigan Model?

Presentations:
Mapping the Promise: Randy Eberts, Upjohn Institute
Documenting Other Education Plans: Michelle Miller-Adams, Upjohn Institute
Scaling the Promise: Details & Audience Survey: Phil Power, Center for Michigan

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One Comment

  1. nia
    Posted February 23, 2008 at 5:38 pm | Permalink

    michigan future seems to be in am very bad shape…what do you think is the most affected area and the aspects of Michigan when it comes to the recession of US economy as a whole.You all can join and leave comments on my blog started specifially on the the michigan economy.
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