New research from CCBA and Bragg & Associates, Inc. documents the growth of CCB degrees and provides new national insights. These data and resources set the stage for the next phase of CCB scale-up as a means of fostering inclusive communities …
Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL) Reference: Rodriquez, J. M. (2024, February 2). New bachelors of applied sciences degree at Lane Community College is a first in the state. KEZI.com.
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Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL): Reference: Douglas, D. (2022, July). State variation in bachelor’s and associate’s degree awards in manufacturing programs of study. Rutgers Education and Employment Research Center.
Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL) Citation: Palmer, K. (2024, January 4). Conflict over community college baccalaureate degrees lands in Idaho. Inside Higher Ed.
During this insightful webinar, CCBA and Bragg & Associates reviewed the impressive growth of the nation’s CCB degree programs and compare research from 2021 to new findings gathered in 2023 including: which CCB programs are growing the fastest, where they …
Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL): Citation: Jones, C. (2024)Exploring the lived experiences of Latino first-generation students in a community college baccalaureate program. In J. McClinton, A.E. Hernandez & A.L. Thornton (Eds.), Qualitative research with diverse and underserved …
Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL): Citation: Meza, E. (2023, December 6). Cost makes the difference for community college bachelor’s students. Community College Daily.
Abstract: Given funding concerns and heightened work expectations at baccalaureate degree-granting community colleges, we set out to understand faculty advisors’ emotional labor in such context. Methods: We conducted a supra-analysis, which is a form of secondary analysis of qualitative data. …
Community college baccalaureates (CCBs) are helping to drive equitable access to high-value baccalaureate degrees for traditionally underserved populations, but not all people believe they are necessary. Angela Kersenbrock, president of the Community College Baccalaureate Association, shares how these programs are …