Agreement formalizes credits transfer among South Carolina technical colleges, universities GSA Business The academic requirements of South Carolina’s technical colleges and research universities were woven together last week with a thread that has joined some…
As president of Augusta Technical College in Georgia, Jermaine Whirl already had partnerships in place with local businesses, government agencies and nonprofit organizations to strengthen workforce development opportunities in his community. But what the city…
Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-North Carolina), chair of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, on Thursday released the College Cost Reduction Act (CCRA, H.R. 6951), which contains far-reaching proposals for what is designed to…
Free community college could cost $170M per year, new report finds GBH News Making community college free for every Massachusetts resident could cost the state about $170 million annually, according to a new report by…
The U.S. Education Department (ED) on Thursday concluded its first table in this round of negotiated rulemaking sessions on federal Title IV program integrity and quality issues, including accreditation, state authorization, distance education, return of…
Workforce development is synonymous with community colleges in most parts of the country — but what about economic development? For many, two-year colleges’ role in local or state-wide workforce development implies their role in economic…
What are employers looking for? How about jobseekers? And how is AI shaping the job search? We asked Jyotsna Grover, senior director of global corporate communications at job search site Indeed, how hiring has changed…
Commentary: Political gridlock is real. Bolstering education and the workforce can provide consensus Hechinger Report A vast array of students across red and blue states would benefit from the Bipartisan Workforce Pell Act’s commonsense approach,…
Record enrollment at Wake Tech, college preparing for more growth WNCN Wake Technical Community College is seeing record enrollment as its students start their second semester this week and the North Carolina college is dealing…
Trudging in inclement weather through miles of corn fields to study crop damage caused by hungry bears has not been Stephen Komar’s favorite task. As an associate professor and agricultural agent with Rutgers Cooperative Extension…