Education & Workforce

Schools, universities, workforce training, and the talent pipeline preparing the region’s next generation of workers.

Woman’s Hospital’s Donna Bodin tells you how to give constructive criticism to employees

(Photo by Don Kadair) THE EXECUTIVE: Woman’s Hospital Vice President Donna Bodin THE SESSION: Knowing the...

LSU Foundation preparing to launch new annual giving campaign

As part of a massive overhaul of the way it raises money, the LSU...

Urban congress reconvenes to discuss goals for improving lives of black males in Baton Rouge

The Urban Congress on African American Males in Baton Rouge continued to discuss goals...

The Louisiana Culinary Institute takes an entrepreneurial approach to education

Louisiana Culinary Institute lead chef Derrick Beverly keeps a watchful eye on the LCI...

Baton Rouge nonprofit Career Compass has expanded across Louisiana in the decade since it was founded and now helps thousands of students get a higher...

Former Tara High School teachers Kacy Edwards, left, and Julie Scott founded Career Compass...

Plenty of lip service is paid to Louisiana’s commitment to STEM education, but there are examples of retreat among the advances

 Cheryl Bella, whose son Luke attends St. Thomas More and is a member of...
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Executive Spotlight Q&A: Janet Britton, EATEL

(Photo by Don Kadair) Name: Janet Sonnier Britton Position(s): General counsel and executive vice president of human...

Business leaders commit to improving race relations and inequality

A diverse group of more than a dozen area business leaders vowed today to...

Mean hourly wage for greater Baton Rouge workers 10% below national average in May 2015, new report says

Baton Rouge workers earned less than their counterparts nationally in May 2015, when the...

Work on new Broadmoor Elementary, renovated Istrouma High to begin next month

With the construction of one public school in East Baton Rouge Parish—Lee High—completed, another...
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