I rise to extend my congratulations to Henry Herzing, founder and President of Herzing Colleges, for providing 40 years of progressive, career-focused education that has prepared a diverse student population to meet the needs of employers in technology, business, health care, design and public safety. Since the first campus opened in Milwaukee, WI in 1965 as a computer programming school, Herzing College has grown to include six campuses in the U.S. along with other affiliated colleges, five of which are in Canada. During these 40 years of expanding its campuses and diversifying its educational programs, Herzing College has also raised its level of credentials from diploma to associate of science, to most recently, Bachelor of Science degrees. In recent years, Herzing College has also brought its high-quality programs to the online environment to allow students in other locations to upgrade their career potential. I congratulate Henry Herzing and all his faculty and staff for 40 years of 'student-centered' education and urge him to continue to play an important role in the higher education community in the United States.
Watson Coleman: “I rise to extend my congratulations to Henry Herzing, founder and President of Herzing Colleges, for providing 40 years…”
On the recordFebruary 17, 2005
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Congratulating Henry Herzing on 40 years of educational contributions through Herzing Colleges.
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