Allison Barber, chancellor of WGU Indiana, talks about Rachel – a mom of seven who needed to earn her bachelor degree to continue her nursing career. She did that and went on to add a master’s degree. That’s just one example of fulfilling individual dreams and helping fill the workforce pipeline. Barber, who started her career as a teacher, discusses the online, competency-based model, the importance of clear communications and much more.
Allison Barber, chancellor of WGU Indiana, talks about Rachel – a mom of seven who needed to earn her bachelor degree to continue her nursing career. She did that and went on to add a master’s degree. That’s just one example of fulfilling individual dreams and helping fill the workforce pipeline. Barber, who started her career as a teacher, discusses the online, competency-based model, the importance of clear communications and much more.
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