Abstract Summary: Not available Review The Full Research Document Here Cannon, B. (2022, June). Responding to a Time of Disruption and Opportunity. HECC Collaborations.
20 Promising Practices to Advance Quality, Equity, and Success in Community College Baccalaureate Degree Programs ORLANDO, Fla. (July 13, 2022) – With the support of ECMC Foundation, the Community College Baccalaureate Association (CCBA), in partnership with Bragg & Associates, recently …
What practices contribute to student success in Community College Baccalaureate (CCB) programs? Led by Moderator Dr. Angela Kersenbrock, president of CCBA, this free webinar will include the results of a national study of promising practices funded by the ECMC Foundation. Rosario …
CCBA Institute Webinar Series Presents: Employer Partnerships Essential to High-Quality CCB Programs How do we build and implement community college baccalaureate programs that have strong employer and industry partnerships? Moderated by CCB researcher Tim Harmon, president of Workforce Enterprise Services, this webinar will explore …
Abstract Summary Not available Link to Full Research Document (URL) Citation: Wetzstein, L., Meza, E. & Bragg, D. (2022, May 18). Evaluating the student experience at community college baccalaureate programs. New America
Abstract Summary Not available Link to Full Research Document (URL) Citation: Lone Star College. (2022, May 17). Lone Star awards record number of degrees and certifications.
Abstract Summary Not available Link to Full Research Document (URL) Citation: Buffalo Bulletin. (2022, May 17). Wyoming community colleges graduate first ever bachelor degree recipients.
The $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, awarded every two years, is the nation’s signature recognition for community colleges. Honoring colleges with outstanding achievement in five critical areas: teaching and learning, certificate and degree completion, transfer and bachelor’s attainment, workforce …
Abstract Summary Not available Link to Full Research Document (URL) Citation: Gallegos, E. (2002, May 4). California expanding community college baccalaureate programs. EdSource.