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A Solution to the Postsecondary Decline No images? Click here August 29, 2023 This year, California Governor Gavin Newsom proposed that community colleges offer service-learning opportunities through dual enrollment to all high school students. With the recent hiring of Dr. Sonya Christian as the new California Community College Chancellor, the goal is to have every student enroll in dual enrollment classes in order to provide postsecondary opportunities to ALL students. Like Dr. Sonya Christian, we believe that community colleges have the potential to change the socioeconomic fortunes of its students. In a recent press release, Academic Innovations CEO and author of the Career Choices series, Mindy Bingham, said, “If as a country we want to help all of our citizens achieve equity, the conversation must include strategies to ensure ALL students have the same opportunity to achieve economic equality.” Under the leadership of Dr. Christian and Kylie Campbell, the Kern Community College District has one of the largest dual enrollment programs in the state—second only to Los Angeles. Now there's an exciting opportunity to benefit from Kylie's expertise on September 29, 2023, in a live Zoom webinar at 10:30 AM PDT. Learn more about how the Get Focused…Stay Focused!® program initiated at Bakersfield College in 2016 has evolved to an institutionalized strategy for student success. Registration is now open for the January Get Focused Stay Focused Conference Registration is officially open for the Get Focused Stay Focused Conference at Santa Barbara City College January 11–12, 2024. We will focus on empowering equitable CTE pathways with dual enrollment for ALL students and will feature a keynote address from California Community College Chancellor, Dr. Sonya Christian. You don’t want to miss it!
Other Professional Development OpportunitiesBack to School "Where Do I Start?" Webinars 2-Day Workshop: How to Implement the 'Get Focused'/Freshman Transition Course Using the Career Choices Series TIPS: Teaching Insights, Practices, and Solutions for Experienced Career Choices Instructors |