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Diamond Aircraft Signs Deal With LIFT Academy For 56 New Trainers - Vimarsana News

Diamond Aircraft Signs Deal With LIFT Academy For 56 New Trainers

Diamond secures a big order with airline-pilot training specialist LIFT Academy.

Source: avweb.com
UK HealthCare plans to acquire Kentucky system - Vimarsana News

UK HealthCare plans to acquire Kentucky system

University of Kentucky board approves acquisition of St. Claire HealthCare.

Facing $9 million deficit, Alverno plans to cut jobs, academic programs - Vimarsana News

Facing $9 million deficit, Alverno plans to cut jobs, academic programs

Alverno characterized the cuts as "proactive measures" to "safeguard our financial sustainability" amid a challenging landscape for small private schools.

Source: yahoo.com
Drake University to eliminate three academic programs to aid in balancing budget - Vimarsana News

Drake University to eliminate three academic programs to aid in balancing budget

Drake University will eliminate three programs as part of efforts to make up budget deficits, the university announced Monday. University President Marty Martin said in a message to campus that the religion major, East Asian studies minor and evidence-based health care graduate certificate will be discontinued. The 14 students in the programs will be given […] The post Drake University to eliminate three academic programs to aid in balancing budget appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

Source: yahoo.com
Nursing shortage leaves fewer than seven nurses per 1,000 Utah residents - Vimarsana News

Nursing shortage leaves fewer than seven nurses per 1,000 Utah residents

A recent report predicts the United States could see a shortage of up to 450,000 nurses by next year