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How can Mississippi’s universities and community colleges better prepare students for tomorrow’s workplace? Legislators are advocating new performance measures not only to gauge educational outcomes, but also to determine institutional funding. Host Wilson Stribling interviews Sen. Nicole Boyd (R-Oxford), chair of the Senate Universities and Colleges Committee. Then analysts Rebekah Stapes and Brandon Jones discuss the prospects for major reforms during an election year.
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