Are Middle-Income Students Falling Through the Cracks?
While financial aid is available to individuals who live below the poverty line, it tends to...
Collision and Cooperation between Continuing Education and Schools of Management
When it comes to business education, the continuing education unit and business school should...
Putting the Pieces in Place for a Stronger Labor Market
Without government support for workforce training programs, many adults — among them new migrants —...
Enrollment Increases Expected in California
A recently published survey by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office (CCCCO)...
A Student’s Guide: MOOCs Present a World of Possibilities
In addition to teaching new skills, MOOCs can provide prospective students with the opportunity to...
ePortfolios: The Revival of a Powerful Tool for Lifelong Learning
— Co-Written with Christine Walti | Adjunct Instructor, University of Maryland University College—...
Eight Ways to Ensure Successful Skills-Based Training (Part 2)
Combining a talking-based strategy with a doing-based strategy will help to create a course to help...
The Federal Government’s Obligation to Fix, Fund and Facilitate
Higher education prices do not reflect the costs of producing the product, but rather the revenue...
Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks: Innovative Degrees for Adults
Enrolling in innovative, 21st-century degree programs can be an effective way for adult students to...
Should Public Financial Aid be Made Available to Continuing Education Students? (Part 2)
Georgia has a robust public financial aid program in place to help students access higher...
California Transfer Legislation Not In Line with Student Needs
Community colleges have long been in the business of ensuring their students have clear pathways to...
Four Reasons Extended Education Units Should be Building Links with Local Communities
Given the roots extended education units already have in local communities, it make sense for them...
