It’s time to make college work for working people, business, and our economy
Making college work for working people, business, and our economy means adopting higher education policies that fully support working people’s needs, career goals and economic mobility - as well as businesses that depend on a pipeline of trained, skilled workers.
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Fireside Chat: Chancellor Juan Salgado
NSC CEO Andy Van Kleunen sat down with City Colleges of Chicago Chancellor Juan Salgado to discuss how federal investments were leveraged to make college work, at no cost, for Chicagoans who want to advance in their job, start a new career, or harness rapidly changing workplace technologies.
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Representative Andy Levin makes a call to Congress
In the final days of the 117th Congress, Representative Andy Levin is calling on his colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support working people by making Pell Grants eligible to people who are training for new or better jobs in high-quality short-term education programs through enactment of the Jumpstarting Our Businesses by Supporting Students (JOBS) Act.
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The Skills Summit may be over – but the momentum continues with Summit Sequels – a series of virtual skills events where we’ll continue the conversation about skills policy issues at the state and federal levels.
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