Research and publishing are no longer the exclusive domain of faculty and students at four-year universities. Just look at the College of Davidson and Davie Counties (DCCC) in North Carolina, which over the past academic…
Protecting the pantry: A new partnership expands access to food safety training NJBIZ Preventing food contamination during processing and manufacturing has gotten easier in New Jersey with a new online training program for employees developed…
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Eight out of 10 university and college presidents say that student mental health has become more of a priority on their campus than it was three years ago, according to a new American Council on…
CEO on the move Anthony Clarke will be the next president of Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC) in North Carolina, pending approval from the State Board of Community Colleges. He is currently president of Southeastern…
Line between remedial, mainstream classes blurs as Colorado colleges reconsider paths to student success Denver Post A new law getting rid of remedial college courses in Colorado won’t take effect until 2022, but schools already…
Apprenticeships were a focus for federal officials — including acting U.S. Labor Secretary Patrick Pizzella — who last week updated the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) board of directors on various federal programs and…
Commentary: The choices facing community colleges The Atlantic There are two institutions that are rarely in the news but deserve to be featured in American discussions of prospects for a better economic and civic future:…
Edwin Ponce Juarez went to work in a distribution center warehouse after graduating from high school, but he knew there were opportunities for better-paying jobs in the professional trades. David Murrayis director of communications at…
In Massachusetts, Cape Cod Community College students in the aviation technology maintenance program will benefit from Cape Air’s latest donation to the college: a Cessna 402C, nine-passenger, twin-engine aircraft. The program now has two identical…