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Inside Education "The State of Higher Education in Missouri"

“Inside Education” iexamines current and emerging issues within higher education

Aired 02/22/2018

Inside Education on KMOS

Inside Education "The State of Higher Education in Missouri"

2/22/2018 | 56m 49sVideo has Closed Captions

“Inside Education” iexamines current and emerging issues within higher education

Hosted by University of Central Missouri president Dr. Chuck Ambrose, “Inside Education” identifies and examines current and emerging issues within higher education. This first episode features the following presidents and chancellors in a round table discussion on the current state of affairs of enrollment, student experience and other key issues facing Missouri higher education.

Aired 02/22/2018

Inside Education on KMOS is a local public television program presented by KMOS

Inside Education on KMOS

Inside Education "The State of Higher Education in Missouri"

2/22/2018 | 56m 49sVideo has Closed Captions

Hosted by University of Central Missouri president Dr. Chuck Ambrose, “Inside Education” identifies and examines current and emerging issues within higher education. This first episode features the following presidents and chancellors in a round table discussion on the current state of affairs of enrollment, student experience and other key issues facing Missouri higher education.

Aired 02/22/2018

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Inside Education on KMOS is a local public television program presented by KMOS

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