Historical overview of community colleges in the United States, from the passage of the Morril Act in 1862 to the present day. It explores the founding legislation, the impact on higher education, and the goals and challenges faced by community colleges. The presentation includes images and importan

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In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare education, staying connected and informed is crucial for institutions aiming to provide quality nursing education. A Nursing Colleges Email List serves as a powerful tool for seamless communication, networking, and targeted outreach. This comprehensive li

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The portfolio committee on social development in South Africa reviewed the progress of Community Education and Training (CET) colleges. The presentation outlined the legislative framework, background, vision, institutional landscape, funding, and partnerships. Community colleges aim to provide educa

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The progress report discusses the migration of nursing and agricultural colleges to national competence, highlighting updates on governance, administration, and incorporation into higher education. It outlines the background, purpose, status, and presentation outline of this migration process, empha

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The State of Tennessee's ALPR Camera License Program, managed by the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT), provides guidelines and procedures for obtaining and installing ALPR cameras on state right-of-ways using VCIF grant funds. The program outlines the application process, coordination w

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The ASCCC Area D Representative, Dr. María-José Zeledón-Pérez, plays a crucial role in representing 62,000 faculty and 2.4 million students in southern California community colleges. Their responsibilities include leading academic matters, coordinating area meetings, providing resources, and fac

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TVET Branch released the Governance Report for Regional TVET Colleges in June 2023. The report covers various aspects including the appointment of new council members, research partnerships with universities, current governance status, council profiles, policy development, concerns, and training. It

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If you\u2019re a 12th-grade student exploring B.com undergraduate options in the arts stream, consider the following list of recommended courses and colleges list of courses and colleges for arts stream courses.\n1. B.com\nB.Com stands for Bachelor of Commerce B.com, a UG degree course authorized by

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If you\u2019re a 12th-grade student exploring undergraduate options in the B.sc science stream, consider the following list of recommended courses and colleges\nThe list of courses and colleges for the Science stream:\n1. B.sc (CS)\nThe BSc Computer Science, or BSc CS, is a 3-year undergraduate prog

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Department Overview by Commissioner Jeff Long highlighting the mission and key divisions of the Tennessee Department of Safety, including the Tennessee Advanced Communications Network (TACN), Division of Driver's Services, Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP), Office of Homeland Security (OHS), and TN Hig

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The Tennessee Apprenticeship program provides contact information for state and regional directors, assistant directors, program managers, and specialists. Additionally, the Local Workforce Development contacts include regional directors and executive directors for West, Middle, and East Tennessee a

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The briefing outlines the historical context of nursing colleges pre- and post-1994 in South Africa, focusing on efforts to re-open and rationalize these institutions. It discusses the closure and re-opening of specific colleges in provinces like Eastern Cape and Northern Cape, as well as the ration

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OPTYCs (Organization for Physics at Two-Year Colleges) is a community fostering collaboration and professional development among physics educators at two-year colleges. They offer various programs like Continuing Professional Development Workshops, New Faculty Development Series, and Leadership Inst

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Governor's May Revision Update outlines the impact of COVID-19 on California Community Colleges' budget, with estimated expenses exceeding $208 million. The state faces a projected budget deficit of $54 billion due to revenue declines and increased pandemic-related costs. Proposition 98 funding for

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Tennessee's implementation of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) is detailed in this comprehensive plan, outlining equitable services for eligible non-public/private schools. From objectives to aligned strategic plans, this initiative aims to enhance decision-making authority and flexibility in e

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This study explored the adherence of assessors to Moderation Guidelines in Continuous Assessment in Early Childhood Colleges of Education in Zambia. It assessed the availability of teaching and assessment documents, syllabus coverage, consistency in awarding marks, and alignment of assessment tasks

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The Early Learning Model (ELM) in Tennessee aims to enhance teaching and learning in pre-K and kindergarten, ensuring students' academic, social, and emotional growth. The model focuses on creating a seamless learning pathway from pre-K to third grade, emphasizing excellence and equity for all stude

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The State of Tennessee's Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (DIDD) oversees services for individuals enrolled in various programs and waivers. Learn about the mission, vision, integration goals, funding, and how to apply to become a credentialed provider in Tennessee.

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Gainful Employment reporting requirements for Title IV programs involve historical uploads, student data submissions, and a detailed workplan by SBCTC to assist colleges in meeting compliance. The reporting burden includes annual updates and student-level data reporting. SBCTC's workplan aims to red

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This report highlights the trends in opioid, benzodiazepine, and gabapentin prescriptions in Tennessee from 2016 to 2020. It addresses the increasing rates of drug overdose deaths, particularly opioid-related deaths. The data presented shed light on the measures and trends to combat the opioid crisi

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This informative text outlines the voter eligibility requirements in Tennessee, including citizenship, age, and residency criteria. It also details the factors considered for determining residency, addresses special considerations for homeless voters, and explains the process for registering to vote

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The Tennessee Department of Health's Division of Population Health Assessment conducted an informational webinar on the Hospital Discharge Data System (HDDS). The webinar covered topics such as processing hospital data into HDDS, data availability, submitting data requests, and discussing data needs

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Public concern over student loan debt raises questions about the accountability of colleges in improving loan outcomes. Advocates of federal risk-sharing propose fines based on loan repayment rates. Data shows a strong correlation between repayment, income, and race across different types of college

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Updates from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission's Spring Quarterly Meeting in April 2016 regarding cohorts 1 and 2 of the Tennessee Promise program. Information includes enrollment numbers, community service deadlines, FAFSA completion, retention rates, and more. The report highlights where c

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The Health Care Decision Act of 2004 in Tennessee ensures patients have the right to make their own health care decisions and promotes advance directives. Federal laws like the Patient Self-Determination Act of 1991 require health care facilities to provide statements of rights on decision-making an

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Troy Grant, Assistant Executive Director for P-16 Initiatives at the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, leads efforts to support postsecondary institutions in Tennessee. With initiatives like Drive to 55 and Advise TN, the goal is to increase college degree attainment, provide college advising t

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Dr. Candice McQueen, Commissioner of Education, led the discussion on ensuring equity for all students at the Tennessee Leadership for Equity Convening. The presentation highlighted challenges in supporting teachers, sustaining state initiatives, and addressing non-academic student needs. It also fo

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The Vendor Payment Advance (VPA) process is a unique system used by Community and Technical Colleges, allowing them to manage their own bank accounts for vendor payments. VPA involves an initial advance and monthly reimbursements to ensure smooth cash flow. Learn about the VPA process, its significa

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The data presents the 2023-24 operating state appropriation recommendations for various educational institutions in Tennessee, highlighting funding allocations and outcome productivity metrics for universities and community colleges. The information includes appropriation increases, outcomes breakdo

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Learn about the various types of colleges and programs available after high school, including community colleges, technical colleges, and universities. Discover different degree options, transfer plans, and examples of institutions where you can pursue your education and career goals.

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Qualitative cross-sectional survey by Emily Miller, MPH Intern at East Tennessee State University, explores applicant perceptions of pursuing Tennessee Center of Excellence Awards and the application process at the Tennessee Department of Health. The study delves into the mission, background of Bald

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Federal policies such as the CARES Act and CRRSAA have provided significant funding to Florida community colleges to support students and institutions during the pandemic. The CARES Act allocated funds based on student enrollment, while CRRSAA doubled the funding and allowed more flexibility in gran

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The Tennessee Promise offers two years of tuition-free community or technical college for Tennessee high school graduates. Eligible students receive last-dollar scholarships to cover tuition and fees, along with mentor support. Requirements include being a Tennessee resident, graduating from an elig

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Discover intriguing facts about Tennessee, including its capital, state flower, counties, rivers, and historical background. Explore the major rivers and grand divisions of Tennessee while learning about the Native American tribe that West Tennessee was purchased from. Test your knowledge on city di

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The Swedish higher education sector comprises universities, university colleges, art colleges, and semi-private institutions. There are 14 universities and University colleges have the right to award undergraduate and professional degrees. Art colleges specialize in various art forms and have the au

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Analyzing drug seizure trends in Tennessee, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation report highlights the prevalence of various substances such as Tramadol, HHC, THCP, Buprenorphine, Heroin, Fluorofentanyl, and Cocaine during the first and second quarters of 2022.

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Join us at Franklin County High School for an informative College Planning Night where we will discuss various topics including the types of colleges in Tennessee, the application process, ways to pay for college, Tennessee Promise, scholarships, and tips for planning your college journey. Engage in

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The report highlights the average and median salaries for full-time faculty members in Massachusetts community colleges for the year 2023. It compares the salaries across different colleges and ranks, noting changes from previous years. The distribution of salaries appears relatively balanced withou

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The Organization for Physics at Two-Year Colleges (OPTYCs) is a community-driven initiative supported by a National Science Foundation grant to enhance physics education at two-year colleges. Through professional development workshops, mentoring programs, and networking opportunities, OPTYCs aims to

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This report explores the role of colleges of education in American education, highlighting their significant contributions through teaching, research, and service. It addresses issues such as diversity among educator candidates, enrollment declines, and faculty retirements, emphasizing the evolving

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