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Monica Pactol vice president instruction Folsom lake college Christine Thomas dean student services amp enrollment management Cosumnes river college Inmate Education Opportunities Folsom Lake College. Emphasis is placed on application of the nursing process communication skills and nursing practice procedure acquisition Clinical and laboratory experiences offer opportunities to inte grate theoretical principles and demonstrate caring and competen Continuing Education Training: . Develo. ping Internal Articulation . Agreements for Career Pathways. Dr. Pamela Gibson Senegal. Central Carolina Community College . NC Community College . Adult Educators Association Conference, 2013. First time attendee . Reception . Lets get pumped up for this conference. Welcome to the macae conference . President: Bob . Steeh. Vice President/Region 4: Mary Murphy. Treasurer/At Large: Tammy Brown. What’s the Deal?. Community College Honors Programs. Of 800 schools in the National Collegiate Honors Council, 20% are community colleges. One-third of the 2-year colleges that offer honors programs are comparable to those found at smaller universities. By: Gary Pounder, TNCC, Director of Military Affairs. . Nora Graves, UMUC, Director of Hampton Roads. Introductions. Gary Pounder . (Major, USAF Retired) is Director of Contract Credit and Military Affairs at Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, VA. In that capacity, he develops tailored workforce development solutions for the local business community and administers a full-range of academic and training programs aimed at the region’s large military population. One out of every four students at Thomas Nelson has some type of connection to the armed forces and serving the needs of that group remains a top priority for the college. . March 28 & April 11, 2018. Presented by:. Pedro Mendez, Dean of CTE, Community & Workforce Development. Don Borges, Dean of Agriculture & Environmental Sciences. Jenni Abbott, Dean of Institutional Effectiveness. LEAP 1. Friday. , February 20, . 2015. Presenters: . Ms. . Diane Stewart & Dr. Dianne . Van Hook. WHERE DID COMMUNITY COLLEGES COME FROM?. WHERE DID COMMUNITY COLLEGES COME FROM?. 1907 . California legislature , authorized High school Districts to create “ junior colleges” . First time attendee . Reception . Lets get pumped up for this conference. Welcome to the macae conference . President: Bob . Steeh. Vice President/Region 4: Mary Murphy. Treasurer/At Large: Tammy Brown. LEAP 1. Friday. , February 20, . 2015. Presenters: . Ms. . Diane Stewart & Dr. Dianne . Van Hook. WHERE DID COMMUNITY COLLEGES COME FROM?. WHERE DID COMMUNITY COLLEGES COME FROM?. 1907 . California legislature , authorized High school Districts to create “ junior colleges” . New Frontier. Dr. Constance . M. . Carroll. Chancellor. San Diego CCD. Rich . Grosch. Board Member. San Diego . CCD. Dr. Jill Wakefield. Chancellor. Seattle Colleges. Carmen . Gayton. Board Chair. Seattle . The Community College Baccalaureate: A New Frontier Dr. Constance M. Carroll Chancellor San Diego CCD Rich Grosch Board Member San Diego CCD Dr. Jill Wakefield Chancellor Seattle Colleges Carmen 1CDHE and the Colorado Department of Education CDE pursuant to CRS 22-35-112For more information contactMichael Vente CDHE Director of Research michaelventedhestatecoustuckeracdestatecousAnnual Report ARISE is an organization that promotes the personal development and empowerment of the immigrant community especially women children and youth of the Rio Grande Valley through educational programs tha Dr. Glenn R. Roquemore. President. General Facts. With more than 2.1 million students on 112 campuses, the California Community Colleges is the largest system of higher education in the United States. .