CECH's Dean Johnson Shares Entrepreneurial Approach to Increasing Quality and Revenue in Eduventures Report
UCs College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services is featured as a strong case study of a highly entrepreneurial school of education in a new report out by Eduventures, a research and consulting firm that provides higher education leaders with expert advice to inform strategic decision-making. In the new report,
Understanding and Identifying Innovative and Entrepreneurial Business Models for Schools of Education
, Eduventures interviewed CECH Dean Larry Johnson about his approaches to maximizing revenue while still retaining quality within a school of education.
For the full story and report, read more at
http://www.cech.uc.edu/headline/cech-cited-as-highly-entrepreneurial/
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