June 20, 2025 - 08:44
In a recent conversation, UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone shared his thoughts on the current state of higher education funding in Wisconsin, particularly in light of proposed budget cuts by GOP lawmakers. Over the past 11 years, Mone has focused on building strong partnerships with various higher education institutions and local businesses, which he believes are crucial for the state’s economic growth and workforce development.
Mone expressed his puzzlement regarding the legislature's stance, emphasizing the importance of investing in higher education to foster innovation and prepare students for the future job market. He highlighted the significant contributions that universities make to local economies and the essential role they play in developing a skilled workforce.
As discussions continue around funding and support for the University of Wisconsin system, Mone's insights shed light on the broader implications of legislative decisions on educational institutions and their ability to serve students and the community effectively.
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