Kim Kozlowski is an incoming Education Reporter. With a focus on education, higher education, and the education system, she has extensive experience covering these critical areas, as well as law and legal affairs and legislation. Kim's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, The Detroit News, and the Associated Press.
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Kim Kozlowski's focus on local government, education, and university-related news in Michigan suggests that she would be most interested in pitches related to developments within the state’s educational and political systems. She regularly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and announcements from universities or government bodies.
Given her coverage of specific institutions like the University of Michigan and Michigan State University, she may appreciate pitches featuring exclusive insights or interviews with key figures at these institutions. Additionally, given her focus on legal & compliance themes alongside government & politics topics, she may be receptive to expert commentary on policy changes affecting higher education institutions in Michigan.
Pitching localized stories relevant to Detroit or broader trends impacting higher education in Michigan could also capture Kim's interest due to her geographic focus.
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By: Kim Kozlowski
Michigan has convened leaders, held focus groups and hosted a career fair to attract young men into post secondary education
By: Kim Kozlowski
Approved during a rare Sunday meeting, a new ethics policy is drawing criticism from those who say it violates free speech. But proponents say it’s necessary to outline expectations of trustees.
By: Kim Kozlowski
Michigan State University trustees have until this weekend to sign an updated board ethics policy with new additions that some say reinforce obligations but others portray as an effort to silence dissenters.
By: Kim Kozlowski
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By: Kim Kozlowski
Michigan State University trustees have until this weekend to sign an updated board ethics policy with new additions that some say reinforce obligations but others portray as an effort to silence dissenters.
By: Kim Kozlowski
A new study says too many students aren’t prepared for postsecondary education, especially students who are Black, Latino, low-income, disabled and English learners. Rural students are also missing out.
By: Kim Kozlowski
New state data showing a 2025 college enrollment drop has some split on whether the state’s Michigan Achievement Scholarship is working to encourage more students to go to college.
By: Kim Kozlowski
MSU President Guskiewicz is set to become the next president of Clemson University in South Carolina even after board voted to increase his annual salary to $2 million.
By: Kim Kozlowski
Kevin Guskiewicz said board members had ‘differing perspectives’ on how MSU should move ahead. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called his departure disappointing but not surprising.
By: Kim Kozlowski
Another president to become part of MSU’s history. Guskiewicz leaving a lot of $$$ behind for new gig at Clemson University, despite $1 million carrot to s
