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Scott Pulsipher

  • Contributor and President, Western Governors University, Forbes
Salt Lake City
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President @wgu. Student obsessed. Working to reinvigorate the promise of #highered. Motivated to make a difference; inspired by those who do. #InnovationWins
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Top Talent Acquisition Event

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By Johnny Taylor, Scott Pulsipher, Heather McGowan
| SHRM
JUST ANNOUNCED: A Live EEOC Compliance Simulation Comes to SHRM Talent. Learn More April 19-22, 2026 Dallas, TX SHRM Talent 2026 equips HR leaders with the strategies, tools, and AI-powered insights to embed skills-driven thinking across the entire talent lifecycle.
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Rethinking Talent And Readiness In A Changing Labor Market

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By Scott Pulsipher
| Forbes Verified
What we are facing is both a skills gap and a misaligned hiring model. | Photo by Steve Pfost/Newsday RM via Getty Images Newsday via Getty Images A disconnect exists between how employers and young adults view opportunity in today’s labor market. According to a recent study from the Schultz Family Foundation and HarrisX, just 43% of young adults believe there are enough jobs available.
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Technology's Role In Rewiring Higher Ed

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By Scott Pulsipher
| Forbes Verified
Technology is poised to be a catalyst for change, but only if colleges and universities abandon conventional notions of what's possible. Pixabay: TungArt7 Higher education stands at a defining crossroads, facing critiques over exorbitant costs, questionable outcomes, and entrenched elitism. As advances in AI transform the workforce and the lifespan of skills declines, a modern approach is needed that connects the country's diversity of talent with economic opportunity.
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