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Community colleges foster racial and gender equity in the manufacturing workforce
Women and people of color are underrepresented in the manufacturing workforce. Community colleges aim to foster better racial and gender equ
If a recession hits, community college enrollment may worsen – plan now
In a recession, community colleges will need quality workforce programs to win back students.
Community colleges expand workforce pathways to AI jobs in the Innovation Economy
Community colleges and Intel have partnered to create AI education and workforce offerings to help diversify the emerging tech workforce.
Three innovative ways community colleges can plan for and fund non-degree workforce programs
Community colleges can reduce student costs and better fund non-degree workforce programs through these three strategies.
How Community Colleges Can Institutionalize Future of Work Training
Community colleges must be proactive about the Future of Work. Institution-wide strategic planning for the innovation economy is key.
How Community Colleges and American Job Centers can Partner to Promote Workforce Excellence
Community Colleges and American Job Centers can work together to support workforce excellence. Here is how.
The federal government hopes to align technology and talent development at community colleges
How can NSF help more community colleges anticipate, mitigate risk, and expand equitable pathways to the Future of Work? Find out.
Empowering community colleges to train for the Future of Work
The Future of Work should belong to everyone. Community colleges are creating new pathways to emerging tech jobs of the future.
Community College Partners Up to Create First Certificate Program to Train Autonomous Vehicle Truckers
Pima Community College and TuSimple, the first autonomous vehicles company to go public in the US, partnered to create the first certificate