Oct. 11, 2004

Virginia Attorney General discusses higher education and economic development issues at VCU

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By Malorie Burkett

From right, Virginia Attorney General Jerry Kilgore; interim dean of the VCU College of Humanities and Sciences, Robert Holsworth; and former rector and former VCU Board of Visitors member, Edward Flippen. During a visit to VCU, Kilgore told several deans and department heads that Virginia’s economic future is tied to education and that the state’s best asset is its people. Photo by Malorie Janis, University News Services
From right, Virginia Attorney General Jerry Kilgore; interim dean of the VCU College of Humanities and Sciences, Robert Holsworth; and former rector and former VCU Board of Visitors member, Edward Flippen. During a visit to VCU, Kilgore told several deans and department heads that Virginia’s economic future is tied to education and that the state’s best asset is its people. Photo by Malorie Janis, University News Services