Developers submit two-thirds of 16th and Broadway master plan near Kauffman Center
Plans have been submitted for two towers within the proposed 16th and Broadway development near Kansas City’s Kauffman Center for the Performing...
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Educating more than 12 million students each year, community colleges play a critical role in expanding post-secondary education opportunities. CP&M recently spoke with Richard Miller, FAIA, LEED-AP, BD+C, national higher education practice leader at Hoefer Welker, to learn more about the role of community colleges in training an employment-ready workforce.
Educating more than 12 million students each year, community colleges play a critical role in expanding post-secondary education opportunities. They offer high-quality degrees and certificates that provide critical pathways to thriving professional careers or four-year institutions for students seeking to transfer. During times of economic hardship, community colleges provide additional education and job skills training to individuals affected by unemployment, as reflected in enrollment trends during and after the Great Recession. These options are particularly indispensable for underserved and disadvantaged students, working adults, and students with family or employment responsibilities, enabling them to achieve their educational goals with affordable, flexible and accessible offerings.
CP&M recently spoke with Richard Miller, FAIA, LEED-AP, BD+C, national higher education practice leader at Hoefer Welker, to learn more about the role of community colleges in training an employment-ready workforce.
New KLETC facilities expand law enforcement training capabilities
The Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center near Hutchinson celebrated the opening of two new facilities on October 2. Designed by Hoefer Welker and...
Building a Legacy: A Conversation With Mitch Hoefer
Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, Mitch Hoefer has spent more than three decades shaping Hoefer Welker, building a firm grounded in design...