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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper visits Central Piedmont Community College on July 17 to promote the state’s Finish Line Grant Program, an initiative which strives to help students overcome unforeseen financial challenges and finish their training. (Photo: Darnell Vennie/CPCC)

By Daily Staff July 19, 2018    Print

Gov. Cooper touts grants aimed at helping community college students graduate during Charlotte visit
Charlotte Business Journal
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper believes he has a program that will help the state’s community and technical college students overcome financial interruptions, which could hinder them from moving into the workforce.

Shrinking community colleges looking to pivot
Bacon’s Rebellion
Virginia Community Colleges Chancellor Glenn DuBois and two of the community college presidents this week outlined for the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia steps underway to attract more students, which will have to happen if Virginia is to meet the goals it has set for degrees and work certifications.

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