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When "No Budget" is Your Sustainability Starting Point
At first blush, making a college campus sustainable looks expensive. Without money allocated to the effort, is it possible to make real progress toward sustainability?
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New Realities for Higher Ed
In September, 33,000 students enrolled in Modern and Contemporary American poetry, a university of Pennsylvania class...
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Students Research Work Behaviors Behind Innovation Spaces
This fall 2012 project was one of several that Herman Miller funded as a way of investing in the next generation of workers by giving students the chance to apply what they learn in a real-world setting...
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NCSU Students Find "Real Life" Product Development Surprising, Rewarding
Every year Herman Miller provides funding to a few universities so students in classes can go through a real life product development process...
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An Exploration of Higher Education and Sustainability
Why and how sustainability has become a major focus for colleges and universities is the focus of a series of Herman Miller articles...
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A Pipeline for Middle-Skill Workers
While middle managers go wanting, middle-skill workers—e.g., computer support specialists and radiation therapists—are still in demand.
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