Helping community colleges to provide relevant and up-to-date training and resources for students in public health programs. MORE>
Student Basic Needs
Helping community colleges to reduce basic needs insecurities for students and their families, and foster student retention, persistence, and success. MORE>
Workforce Development
Helping community colleges to provide effective and efficient workforce development programming in high-need career fields. MORE>
Pathways
Helping community colleges to ease student transitions between secondary and postsecondary institutions and employment and improve student success. MORE>
Professional Development
Helping community colleges to provide high-quality professional development programming for faculty and staff. MORE>
Diversity/Equity/Inclusion
Helping community colleges to develop or enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and support social justice ideals. MORE>
Project Firstline: Infection Control in Community College Curriculum
Comprehensive Infection Control Education and Practice for Nursing and Allied Health Students
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is partnering with the American Hospital Association and the League for Innovation in the Community College to launch a new initiative to integrate enhanced infection control content into community college classrooms, with the goal of helping healthcare workers start their careers with the infection control knowledge and realities of practice they need to keep themselves and their patients safe. This partnership is a part of Project Firstline, CDC’s innovative infection control training collaborative, and is designed to further integrate essential infection control training and practice into community colleges’ nursing and allied health curricula.
Learn more about this project here.
Community Colleges and Communities: Collective Workforce Development and Wraparound Services
The League for Innovation in the Community College (League), with support from the Garcia Family Foundation, is leading a three-year collaborative project designed to support low-income, first-generation community college students in completing credentials and entering the workforce by focusing on wraparound services with community partnerships. Based on the knowledge that educational attainment leads to thriving communities and basic needs challenges impact academic outcomes, the League’s project is modeling a collective impact, community-minded approach where students with basic needs gaps are connected to community resources and more efficient workforce development support services.
Learn more about this project here.