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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2020 · 56 MIN

The Future of the Border Region - Educating the Next Generation

from Texas Tribune Events · host Texas Tribune

The Texas Tribune is pleased to present its "Future of" series, exploring the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for Texas' government, business and civic communities.Join us as we travel to El Paso for a day-long series of conversations on the economic, political and cultural significance and evolution of the border region at a population inflection point for Texas. We’ll sit down with state lawmakers, members of Congress, diplomats, business leaders, educators, issue advocates and border residents to discuss, among other hot topics, what it means to be a bi-national city, how to harness the growth of a vibrant future workforce and leverage the potential of profound demographic change, what it will take to get border cities, the state and the federal government on the same page in terms of public policy, and where investments in health care, education, the environment, and others areas of physical and social infrastructure can make the most difference.12:40-1:40pm – Educating the Next GenerationSupported by Raise Your Hand TexasJohn Floros, president of New Mexico State UniversityWilliam Serrata, president of the El Paso Community College DistrictHeather Wilson, president of the University of Texas at El PasoModerated by Evan Smith, CEO of The Texas Tribune

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