WestEd A foundational document for the work Strong Workforce Program effort currently underway in San Diego and Imperial Counties. This report is the culmination of activities in Phase I, which
Center on Education and the Workforce, Georgetown University This executive summary reviews the structural and economic conditions that have hampered low-income working learners in their pursuit of higher education. It
Kristin Blagg, Craig Gundersen, Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, James Ziliak This brief reports national representative estimates of food insecurity among college students using data from the October and December Supplements to
Journal of Student Financial Aid This report suggests that the policy shifts required by guided pathways provides an ideal environment for making changes to the financial aid systems in community
Community College Research Center This research brief summarizes the experiences of 149 first-year students attending colleges implementing guided pathways practices. It highlights what students identified as the biggest benefits and
EdSurge HigherEd This report is an investigation of the student success landscape and the ways that technology might be leveraged to support student success. The authors interviewed campus decision-makers about
California Community Colleges This document lists and defines the Strong Workforce Program performance accountability metrics. Download This Resource
National Student Clearinghouse Research Center; Project on Academic Success, Indiana Univeresity This report presents six-year student success outcomes and college completion rates for each state organized by institution type, which
Community College Research Center, Columbia University This paper outlines the organizational features that signal empirically associated with successful adoption of new technologies. It specifies that while discussions of new technology
Elizabeth Kopko This paper answers the following question: Are community college students who earn an associate degree before transferring to a four-year college more likely to earn a bachelor’s degree?