Academic programs

ASAP takes root in Ohio

The Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) has been lauded for its success in increasing student graduation rates among participating New York City community colleges, but education advocates have wondered if the model could work…


Ga. system expands college and career academies

The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) will provide grants totaling $12 million to establish new College and Career Academies in four counties in the state. Daily StaffCCDaily is published by the American Association of…


Veterans more likely to complete college

Military veterans in postsecondary education are more likely to earn an associate degree or certificate than their non-veteran peers. But veterans tend to take longer to complete. Ellie Ashfordis associate editor of Community College Daily.More…



Engineering Academy expands to all Dallas colleges

Students enrolled in STEM courses – science, technology, engineering and mathematics – at any college in the Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD) can now co-enroll in Texas A&M University’s acclaimed engineering program. Debra DennisDebra…


Sound advice on STEM tech ed programs

After their first year in MentorLinks, the 11 faculty-administrator teams participating in the STEM technician education improvement initiative report that following their mentors’ advice has led to positive outcomes. Madeline PattonMadeline Patton is an education…


Emerging from the dark

State fiscal support for higher education has met sluggish growth recently, a trend that has community college leaders working to meet student needs despite a shrinking resource pool. Douglas GuthDouglas Guth is a writer based…


Line worker brothers climb their way to the top

A healthy dose of sibling rivalry keeps Ethan and Caleb Cotten at the top of their game. Laura Frenchis coordinator of public information at Ozarks Technical Community College in Missouri.More Posts


The dual-enrollment staffing puzzle

Ask any high school principal in the Denver Public Schools to name the top barriers to sustaining their robust dual-enrollment program and they almost certainly will point to staffing. Denver students take approximately 10,000 college…


Quality worked-based learning in high school

Quality work-based learning experiences for disadvantaged high school students that cultivate positive relationships with adults can shape job quality later in their lives, according to a new study. Matthew DembickiMatthew Dembicki edits Community College Daily…