AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSustainability in Higher Ed: UC Merced became one of the first 14 schools to earn the new Carnegie Elective Classification for Sustainability, highlighting campuswide climate action from LEED-certified buildings to research and community programs. Nebraska Tech & Education: UNL is forming a chancellor search advisory committee, with listening sessions planned for fall and a target timeline that could bring a finalist to the Board of Regents in June 2027. Ag Tech & Water: At Husker Harvest Days, new irrigation products emphasized precision application, conservation, and remote management, including variable-rate nitrogen control and subsurface drip aimed at cutting water and input costs. Local Workforce Training: Central Community College opened a new $20M automotive career training center in Hastings, expanding hands-on capacity for automotive technology and autobody programs. Missing Persons Research: A new study will investigate Nebraska’s missing Black women and children, tied to legislation requiring better reporting, investigation, and tracking. Broadband & Grid Upgrades: A $1.2B electric transmission project in Colorado will connect grids to access more Southwest Power Pool wind power, backed by federal funding. AI in the Classroom Debate: A Nebraska schools column argues for rethinking AI policies to protect learning outcomes.
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