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California Community Colleges to Expand Major Student Support Program for Foster Youth
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Community Colleges today announced the expansion of the NextUp program to 15 additional California community colleges. NextUp, formerly known as CAFYES (Cooperating Agencies Foster Youth Educational Support) gives current and former California foster youth extra support when pursuing their higher education goals at a local community college. -
California Community Colleges Board of Governors Awards $20 Million for the Chancellor’s Innovation Awards in Higher Education
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Community Colleges Board of Governors today awarded $20 million to 11 California community colleges and districts for developing programs that bolster student success. The money will be split among the winning colleges and districts. -
California Community Colleges Board of Governors Honors Four with 2018 Classified Employee of the Year Award
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Community Colleges Board of Governors today honored Sheila Dorsey-Freeman, James Forté, Bethann Robertson and Sherri Suarez as the 2018 California Community Colleges Classified Employees of the Year. -
Proposed Online Community College Would Offer Pathway in Information Technology Support
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed online community college seeks to fill the growing demand for information technology workers in California by offering education programs in IT support, Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley announced today. -
Leading Healthcare Union Training Fund Announces Partnership with New On-line Community College
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The SEIU-UHW Joint Employer Education Fund (Education Fund), striving to improve economic mobility for workers and help employers fill in-demand jobs, today announced its support for Gov. Brown’s proposed online community college. The Education Fund will partner with the college to develop a credential program for workers to advance into the field of medical coding, the first program pathway selected for the online college. -
California Community Colleges and University of California Sign Agreement to Boost Transfers, Increase Academic Preparation
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Community Colleges and the University of California today announced they have signed a joint agreement aimed at increasing the number of academically prepared community college students who transfer to UC and earn a bachelor’s degree. -
California Community Colleges Board of Governors Honors Four Faculty Members with 2017-18 Gerald C. Hayward Award for Excellence in Education
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The California Community Colleges Board of Governors on Tuesday honored four professors with the 2017-18 Gerald C. Hayward Award for Excellence in Education. The winners are Brenda Chan (East Los Angeles College), Shushanek Silvas (Fresno City College), Adam Wetsman (Rio Hondo College) and Edwina Williams (MiraCosta College). Each winner received a commemorative plaque and $1,250. -
California Community Colleges Makerspaces Make Progress in First Six Months of Implementation in Preparing Students for Careers
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Thousands of community college students are discovering “making” as a way to prepare for careers in emerging industries as a result of 24 California community colleges building makerspace communities that facilitate hands-on experiences in making, innovation and entrepreneurship. -
California Community Colleges Expands Program Offering California Community College Students a Pathway to Law School
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The California Community Colleges in partnership with the State Bar of California through California LAW, a nonprofit organization, have expanded a statewide program for community college students offering a pathway to some of the state’s top law schools. -
California Community Colleges Chancellor and Director of the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services Release Joint Letter Emphasizing Importance of Reviewing School Safety Procedures
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California Community Colleges Chancellor Eloy Ortiz Oakley and California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services Director Mark Ghilarducci today released a joint letter to campuses and emergency management officials across the state emphasizing the importance of reviewing school safety procedures and socializing those plans.