It is my pleasure to invite you to a Critical
Conversation with our California Community College Vice Chancellor Van
Ton-Quinlivan on Friday,
November 2, from 10:30-12:30. The San Mateo Community College
District is co-hosting this event with Foothill College. We will convene at
Foothill College, follow link for details of Invitation. Please
RSVP to John Mummert at Foothill ( mummertjohn@foothill.edu ) to reserve your lunch, and
to (electronically) receive a parking pass and map.
Van Ton-Quinlivan is traveling around the state to hear from us. She will
present: Doing
What Matters for Jobs and the Economy, the Chancellor’s office
campaign for Community Colleges to close the skills gap between what employers
need and what workers have. “Vice Chancellor Ton-Quinlivan and her team have
hit on what it will take to bring these relationships forward between business,
our community and our colleges so every student, and therefore our state, will
benefit,” Chancellor Jack Scott said. “Students in our Career Technical
Education programs have historically shown better completion rates and their
incomes grow rapidly once their new-found skills and talents are paired with
businesses looking for skilled workers.” The Workforce and Economic
Development division collaborates with employers, organized labor, local
communities, the community colleges and others on programs supported by a
variety of state and federal funding sources. Through its Doing What Matters for Jobs and
Economy initiative, the division has refocused on regional
sectors, is taking effective workforce development practices to scale, and
removing barriers to student completion. Link to Press Release.
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