Community college programs leading to an associate degree in nursing (ADN) are thriving across the country, despite the push by some hospital and university groups to make a baccalaureate the entry-level degree to a nursing…
Community colleges combat hunger through campus food pantries Chicago Daily Herald Students passing out in class from hunger or filling up on free candy at the financial adviser’s office are just some examples that drove…
They say it’s lonely at the top, but leaders aren’t often alone. In fact, some of the best leaders recognize that they are one piece of a larger puzzle. Walter G. BumphusDr. Walter G. Bumphus…
For some veterans of war, the enemy may be thousands of miles away or it could be as close as his or her mind. Donna Bieschkeis a marketing communications specialist at McHenry County College in…
Doing weld: How Twin Cities community and technical colleges are trying to get more women into the trades MinnPost.com Women make up just 30 percent of manufacturing employees, 9 percent of construction workers and only…
A new initiative to help College Promise programs, which comprise a variety of free or discounted community college efforts around the country, will provide research-based best practices to improve students’ academic outcomes. Daily StaffCCDaily is…
Iowa business, community colleges partner to offer work-based learning The Gazette The state’s 15 community colleges and Iowa Association of Business and Industry member companies will collaborate to increase the number of work-related learning opportunities…
Gov. Gina Raimondo has announced a plan to increase the number of college-educated Rhode Islanders. Daily StaffCCDaily is published by the American Association of Community Colleges.More Posts – Website
Columbus State Community College (CCSC) announced this week that Cameron Mitchell Restaurants has pledged $2.5 million toward the college’s fundraising efforts for its planned 2019 new hospitality management and culinary arts building. CSCC’s $33 million…
Conversation about disruption in accreditation, our primary means of assuring and improving quality in higher education, has mostly taken place among actors external to the enterprise. These include public officials who have recently overseen expansion…