“We challenge participants to think big and strategically” CCBA Convenes its Network By Colleen Pawlicki Community College Baccalaureate Association (CCBA) brought together educators, college leaders, researchers, students, and other stakeholders from across the country for the CCBA 2024 National Conference …
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 …
Community colleges are experts at “growing talent for local and global impact” and the CCBA celebrated this theme during its 2024 national conference in Savannah, GA, February 14-16, 2024. During the event, the nation’s brightest community college administrators, educators and …
Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL): Reference: Bragg, D. (2024, February 9). 7 Ways to Scale Up Community College Baccalaureates. Community College Daily.
Abstract: NA Link to Full Research Document (URL): Reference: Ferguson, D. S. (Fall 2023/Winter 2024). Collaborative healthcare. Interprofessional practice, education, and evaluation. Who are we inviting to the table? Jefferson Health.
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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At CCBA, promoting affordable access to CCB programs is at the center of what we do. Having affordable textbook options for your students is central to that access and affordability. This insightful conversation with CCBA Solutions Partner BibliU explores the evolution of …
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.