Greg Murphy

I'm encouraged by the bipartisan attitude of the Committee.

I think prevention is worth a pound of cure with this.

As we all know, the CDC finally altered the mask mandates to reflect the science that we have known for months. People who are vaccinated do not need to wear masks indoors, outdoors in most settings. Follow the science. As a physician of…

Before we jump to reauthorizing these programs, we should carefully examine how they can better serve youth.

Thank you again to our witnesses and to the Chair for convening this very wonderful and very productive bipartisan hearing.

I think dual enrollment has been a game-changer for young adults, that they can actually pursue two different lines of education in a much more efficient and productive manner.

I appreciate that we will discuss this with the need for increased employer engagement so that our Federal dollars are going toward programs that actually meet the needs of industry partners.

For the economy to flourish, it is imperative that our Nation's youth are well-prepared to enter the workforce.

Today, we celebrate National Police Week. After the year our police officers have endured, where radical activists sought to defund them, even with asinine proposals to abolish them, it has never been more important to show our…

At a time when the economy should be roaring back, we just witnessed one of the worst monthly job reports in history because of the Biden administration's socialist policies. Despite States loosening restrictions on businesses, the…

The business engagement and voice, along with the renewed focus on accountability and performance for taxpayer dollars, will serve our young people well.

The partnership between Ottumwa and the Indian Hills Community College represents the gold standard for the Job Corps-community college partnership across the country...

The aim of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act, the WIOA Youth Programs, is to prepare young adults to embark on successful, fulfilling careers.

Last week, some of my Doctors Caucus colleagues and I took a trip to the southern border to observe the ongoing humanitarian crisis. What we saw was nothing short of tragic. The bottom line is that the situation stems from several key…

I could not agree with you more that individuals and minorities and rural communities have been disproportionately affected by this because of school closures.

As we speak, at President Biden's behest, thousands of migrants are crossing our border illegally and being detained in facilities that are well over capacity. Besides the many adults, the real victims are the thousands of unaccompanied…

We simply cannot continue the rise of college costs as they are today.

I have to say I was disappointed that this last funding package went across party lines and was not a bipartisan effort.

You don't continue to pour money into programs that have been proven failures.

The U.S. Constitution grants no authority over education to the Federal Government.

Higher education is in a state of emergency, but we cannot allow this to turn into an excuse to nationalize the entire postsecondary education system.

The disaster, and I spoke about this earlier, of the rise of administrative bloat must be reversed.

We need to really work together. The American people are better served when we tackle problems shoulder to shoulder.

Students need pathways, not partisanship, and it is my hope and my expectation that this is a step in a productive and a bipartisan direction.

The Higher Education Act is in dire need of reform to better serve our students.