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Season 6
Over half of Amarillo College’s enrolled students are grappling with housing and/or food insecurity. In this episode, we talk to Amarillo College’s president Dr. Russell Lowery-Hart about how the college’s culture of caring is helping students succeed.
The new documentary, The Antidote, shows stories of Amarillo College’s commitment to eliminating barriers for students even before the pandemic created more challenges.
This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Circadence. Learn more at circadence.com
Episode 1
In this episode, we talk about creating opportunities for expansion and diversity of cloud-skilled talent via flexible, stackable pathways.
Guests:
- René Cintrón, PhD, Chief Education and Training Officer at Louisiana Community & Technical College System
- Mike Berman, Global Head of Academic and Workforce Solutions at AWS Education to Workforce team
Learn more: https://aws.amazon.com/education/awseducate/aws-educate-institution/
Season 5
Episode 5
In this episode, we talk about stackable credentials.
Guests:
- Dr. Walter G. Bumphus, president and CEO of AACC
- Dr. Bill Pink, president of Grand Rapids Community College
- Jennifer Worth, senior vice president, AACC’s Workforce and Economic Development
Link discussed in the episode:
Episode 4
Our guest in this episode is Kimberly Baker-Flowers, the University Diversity Officer at California State University – East Bay. We are talking about the language of equity and inclusion.
> Download the transcript of this podcast (PDF).
Episode 3
Community College Voice Podcast, Season 5, Episode 3 Panel of speakers
In this episode, we walk about short term pell grant program eligibility.
Our guests include:
- David Baime, AACC’s senior vice president of government relations & policy analysis
- Jolanta (JJ) Juszkiewicz, AACC’s director of policy analysis
- Kent Phillippe, AACC’s associate vice president of research & student success
Learn more about AACC’s work on this topic:
- Making High-Quality Short-Term Workforce Programs Pell Grant-Eligible: A Community College Perspective (September 2020)
Episode 2
In this episode, we talk about effective online teaching during the pandemic.
Our guests include:
- Dr. Walter G. Bumphus, president and CEO of AACC
- Linda García, executive director of the Center for Community College Student Engagement
- Dr. Rufus Glasper, president and CEO of The League for Innovation
- Dr. Kay McClenney, sr. advisor to the president and CEO of AACC
Find more information at https://cccse.org/, https://eddesignlab.org/, and https://www.league.org/.
Season 5
Episode 1
In this episode of Community College Voice, we talk about dual enrollment.
Our guests include:
- Tonjua Williams, president of St Petersburg College
- Joe Garcia, chancellor of the Colorado Community College System
- Amy Williams, executive director of the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships
(www.http://www.nacep.org/)
Season 4
Episode 7
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Belle Wheelan about accreditation. Dr. Belle Wheelan is the president of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Episode 6
During COVID-19, AACC and the Association of Community College Trustees have been collaborating to best serve their members. AACC President and CEO Walter G. Bumphus is joined by AACC Board Chair and Cuyahoga Community College President Alex Johnson, ACCT President and CEO Noah Brown and ACCT Board Chair Dawn Erlandson to discuss that collaboration.
Episode 5
Talking to Dr. Penny Wills about rural community colleges.
Episode 4
Dual Enrollment
Episode 3
Donna Meyer, CEO of the Organization of Associate Degree Nursing, and AACC President Walter Bumphus discusses the state of nursing education on a new episode of AACC’s Community College Voice podcast.
See https://www.oadn.org/ for more information and upcoming webinars.
Episode 2
In this episode, we talk to AACC’s Dr. Walter Bumphus and Jen Worth about addressing online education for CTE/RTI programs.
Episode 1
In this episode, we talk to Dr. Walter Bumphus about his top of mind issues for April 2020.