Kansas Leaders Urge Higher Education Funding And Pay
A Kansas official argues that higher education funding must rise to retain top professors amid inflation and out‑of‑state competition. He warns underinvestment jeopardizes future leaders and statewide progress, urging rebalanced priorities and adequate salaries despite tax concerns.
Striving for excellence in Kansas higher education
A speaker argues Kansas must invest in higher education to avoid mediocrity. They warn underfinancing, negative political attitudes, and brain drain threaten universities, urging leaders to frame funding as a future investment yielding returns.
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Kansas
House
Senate
Kansas Higher Education as Asset and Priority
The passage argues higher education is a valuable asset to Kansas, enriching students and society through learning, creativity, and innovation. It notes increased state funding from 1967 to 1972 and a rising share of general revenue for higher education, reflecting public pride and commitment to protecting these institutions from decline.
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State of
Kansas
General Revenue
Kansas University
State Honored By Student, Faculty Work
Kansas University students and faculty earn national honors across disciplines with awards from Phi Delta Theta Acacia and Delta Gamma plus leadership roles in associations. Notable recognitions include KU journalism and theatre leaders and appointments to national committees and boards.
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Kansas University
John Mize
Salina
Arthur R. Priest
Educational Foundation of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Bruce E. Frazey
Hill City
Order of Pythagoras
National
Office of Acacia Fraternity
Sun, Son
Broadcast Music Inc
University Daily Kansan
Associated Collegiate Press
Kristyne Hadel
Leawood
Delta Gamma Foundation
Earl F. Robinson
Overland Park
Industrial Designers’ Society of America
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Roquemore
National Association For the
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Harold Herd
Democratic
Coldwater
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Morris Kay
R-Lawrence
Katherine
Casey) Eike
Kansas City
Intercollegiate Association of Women Students
Charles M
Mike) Blakely
Topeka
Model United Nations
Ross H. Copeland
Bureau of Child Research
Nixon
U.S
Interamerican Children’s Institute
Paul Wilson
American Bar Association
Section
ABA
Curt Teichert
Regents
The
Paleontological Society of America
Clifford W. Gurney
Department of Medicine
KU Medical Center
National General Medical Sciences Council
National Institute of Health
International Academy of the History of the Science
Jerry Stannard
Russell J. Elders
College of American Pathologists
William Hambleton
Kansas Geological Survey
Mid-Continent Research and Development Council
Mel Adams
American Association of Advertising Agencies-Educators Council
Robert W. Lichtwardt
Mycological Society of America
Jed H. Davis
Kansas University Theatre
American Theatre Association
Bob Hope
Spencer Library
Journal-World Photos
Mount Oread
Journal-World Photo