The most recent Economic Report of the President and Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisors cites Mizzou Professor Cory Koedel’s work on for-profit colleges. Two of Koedel’s recent studies are included Chapter 5, “Building Stronger Postsecondary Institutions.” The theme of this portion of the report, supported by Koedel’s research, is that for-profit colleges produce subpar outcomes for their enrollees. On the use of his work in the report, Koedel said “I am glad to see my work informing such high-level discussions about key economic and education policy issues.”  Koedel is jointly appointed as a Professor in the Department of Economics and the Truman School of Government and Public Affairs.