Chapter 98 - The National Economic Advisory Leadership
By late summer, the White House announced that the presidential commission on labor equity was codifying our predictive model into permanent federal policy guidelines. As the lead academic advisor, my signature was stamped on federal legislation that would guarantee tuition-free continuing education pathways for foundational institutional staff across America.
The national media requested interviews, but I kept my focus where it belonged: inside my department and inside the lecture halls of Hartwell State.
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When Donna and Curtis stopped by my office to drop off celebratory homemade brownies, Curtis grinned broadly. "Well, Dr. Watson, Washington’s got your playbook now. What’s next for the economy?"
"Next, Curtis, we make sure nobody ever has to clean a lecture hall in the dark while wondering if their future matters," I replied, grabbing a brownie.
