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STEM in 20

STEM in 20, a COE research project in collaboration with the Institute for the Future (IFTF), takes an explorative look at innovations affecting workforce trends in the next 20 years, focusing on science, technology, engineering and mathematics. STEM in 20+

Focus on Manufacturing

As part of the STEM in 20 initiative, the COE convened community college and K-12 faculty at the Focus on Manufacturing workshop held on May 10 in San Jose. More+

ICT Model Study

The COE, the Mid-Pacific ICT Center (MPICT), and the CCC ICT Collaborative have released a draft study of California employers' needs for foundational ICT workforce knowledge and skills. The report collects the opinions of 782 California employers to determine what employers want in their ICT workforce. More+

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Marshall Gartenlaub, Ph.D.
Statewide Director, Centers for Applied Competitive Technologies, CCCEWD

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Objective Data for Informed Decision Making

The Centers of Excellence environmental scans focus on areas that have demonstrated labor market needs that warrant an organized community college response. The studies of an industry or occupation provide detailed information on how colleges are currently responding, as well as information on workforce and occupational needs which have been validated by employers or industry associations.

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