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The North Carolina Community College System Office is hiring a Director of Grants! Join an amazing team serving a critical mission. Apply by 12/19!
Large increase in CC enrollment in North Carolina, likely due to more intensive strategies for recruiting adult learners @belkendowment. Important that institutions adapt to meet these students' needs and support them in earning high-value credentials. https://t.co/xwG5N6AT18
According to @NCCommColleges leaders, reaching adult learners is key to increasing enrollment and statewide attainment, and in turn, decreasing workforce shortages. https://t.co/berXs9D6b2
Good news. #comm_college enrollment in 2 states—Illinois and North Carolina— is up driven by increases in short-term workforce programs, adult re-connect efforts and strong dual enrollment. https://t.co/giJ2pllKnk
@cant_b It’s dated, and not an article, but The Higher Education System (1983) by Burton Clark still feels foundational, especially if you want to situate US higher Ed historically and internationally
Amazing position, Raleigh based, with opportunity to improve outcomes for hundreds of thousands of North Carolina Community College students! NC Executive Director, NC Student Success Center https://t.co/cYxRIac68K via @GovernmentJobs
Like many others, we at SHEEO have spent a lot of our time lately thinking about the House bill on free college. We wanted to know what something like this would cost under different state funding contexts… so we modeled it out and share our estimates in this blog post.
“I grew up poor, so poor. I want to change that. I want to give my son what I didn’t have.” Meet six adult learners and hear why they decided to go back to college. https://t.co/pvXmPJhc8I
Come work for us! The North Carolina Community College System is looking for someone to support a new initiative to improve outcomes for adult learners of color. 18 month, grant funded, Raleigh, NC https://t.co/ACherOEUod
@cant_b University no, community college yes. I don't know if an accreditation report counts as a strong public statement, but Portland Community College included CRT in their facilities planning: https://t.co/lo0u8oETQA. There are certainly plenty more examples from CCs