KCK Chamber Focus: The Future Workforce, featuring Dr. Greg Mosier

Join the KCK Chamber for a lunch and learn with President of Kansas City Kansas Community College Dr. Greg Mosier regarding the future of workforce. 

More details on the topic to come.

Dr. Greg Mosier Biography:
Dr. Greg Mosier has served as president of Kansas City Kansas Community College since June 2018. He is a firm believer that innovation through collaboration is the best way to serve our communities and currently leads an effort, through strategic public/private partnerships, to build a $62 million, 100,000 sq.ft. comprehensive Community Education, Health and Wellness Center in the heart of Kansas City, Kansas’ urban core. Mosier serves on Kansas’ Business Attraction Team that recently helped bring Panasonic North America to the KC Metro area, as well as other global companies.

Prior to joining KCKCC, Dr. Mosier served as the executive vice president at Rochester Community and Technical College, in Rochester Minnesota. Located in the home of the Mayo Clinic, Greg expanded multiple jointly offered programs with the Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences.  

Along with his experience in the community college sector, Dr. Mosier served as the vice president of academic affairs at Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology. At OSUIT, he worked with more than 400 national and international companies, expanding, and creating new programs sponsored and supported by the business sector.

With more than 30 years’ experience in Higher Ed., Mosier is dedicated to providing students high-quality educational opportunities that prepare them for success in careers, transfer to four-year institutions, and lifelong learning. As dean at Moberly Area Community College in Missouri, Mosier was part of a gubernatorial assigned business attraction team responsible for bringing an IBM Information Technology Global Delivery Center to Columbia, MO; adding more than 600 new jobs to the community.
 
Beyond his educational experiences, Mosier has worked in the private sector, working for organizations such as NASA, Rockwell International, Technologies International, EduSystems Inc., and the Consortium for International Development. Work for these groups included Department of Defense contract work in the United States, and community college development for World Bank projects and the Ministries of Education in Yemen, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.

Greg is married to Laurie, his wonderful wife of 27 years. They have two children, Garrett, 25, who graduated with an Engineering Degree from the University of Tulsa, and Savannah, 23, who received her bachelor’s in health sciences at the University of Minnesota Rochester and is now pursuing a doctorate in biomedical engineering at the University of Kansas.