Funding roundup
A Butler County Community College (BC3) scholarship fund got a boost. A motorcycle group from an American Legion post in Butler County has contributed $10,000 to the Butler American Legion Riders Veterans Incentive Scholarship Post…
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Ozarks Technical Community College training teachers in mental health first aidKY3With the training, teachers at the Missouri college will acquire the skills they need to address mental health challenges and guide their students to get…
Fingers crossed for the fall
Joe Gilgour, president of Mineral Area College (MAC) in rural Missouri, was very happy to see the hundreds of students who attended the college’s open house last Tuesday. “They were happy and excited to come…
This week’s poll: Anticipated fall enrollments
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Is higher ed’s quest to ‘align’ colleges with workforce a solution in search of a problem?Nevada IndependentThe simple charges of AB450 have emerged in a political environment in which that question — how the state’s…
Washington Watch: What’s next for the American Jobs and Families Plans?
Immediately prior to leaving for its annual August recess, the Senate passed bipartisan infrastructure legislation and an FY 2022 budget resolution that sets the stage for a much larger bill to enact parts of President…
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3 ways new philanthropy models help more people fasterStrada Education Network (blog)More than ever, education philanthropies are working with like-minded organizations to maximize impact. In St. Petersburg, linework trainees seek a grounded career — four…
Lumina focuses on adult community college students
Lumina Foundation on Thursday announced that it will provide more than $5 million in competitive grants for work in three key areas, including efforts to increase adult community college enrollments, advance racial justice and equity,…
Reporter’s notebook
Senate to finally vote on KvaalCUNY nixes hold on transcripts due to debtHelping with book and tool costs Senate to finally vote on Kvaal The Senate will finally vote on the nomination of James Kvaal…
Tour de Pennsylvania
In late June, John “Ski” Sygielski, president and CEO of HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, got on his Jamis Renegade bicycle and set off on his annual journey to show gratitude and raise awareness and…