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Utah lawmakers push workforce training at colleges and universities at the expense of higher learning.
Speaking with the Deseret News on Nov. 21, Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams asserted that Utah should be jumping onto bandwagon technologies like AI as well as supplying a workforce in such fields as healthcare, biotechnology and defense.
Speaking with the Deseret News on Nov. 21, Utah Senate President J. Stuart Adams asserted that Utah should be jumping onto bandwagon technologies like AI as well as supplying a workforce in such fields as healthcare, biotechnology and defense. "We need to embed those employers into the universities," Adams said, "and we need to embed the universities in with the employers."
To this end, he and his legislative colleagues are signalling their desire to cut—excuse me, "reallocate"—resources at our colleges and universities so that they will operate in a more "efficient" manner and more…
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