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PPFWV Releases Higher Ed Reform Proposal

December 19, 2016

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Higher education in West Virginia is characterized by a highly centralized bureaucracy, a legislative oversight committee that exercises administrative powers and a general lack of flexibility that makes it difficult for the State's public institutions in today's highly competitive higher education marketplace. Senior Scholars Rob Capehart and Ray Keener propose a restructuring based upon decentralization, flexibility, competitiveness, accountability and results. Click here to read "A Three Step Plan for Reforming Higher Education in West Virginia.

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