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Grubb, Norton; Badway, Norena; Bell, Denise; Catellano, Marisa – Community College Journal, 1999
Discusses the history of welfare reform and the different approaches used in several states. Describes multiple models that have emerged in community colleges, including short-term training programs, open entry/exit programs or alternative entry dates, classes offered at unconventional times, company-specific programs, case-management strategies,…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Economically Disadvantaged, Educational Strategies, Job Training

Dozier, Ken E. – Community College Journal, 1996
Describes California's Educational Development Network (ED>Net), an experimental effort to use the existing community college infrastructure to enhance the state's economic development activities. Highlights ED>Net's focus on developing organization, process, and individual skills in the current workforce. Indicates that ED>Net is…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Emerging Occupations, Job Training, Labor Force Development
Nespoli, Lawrence A.; McDonnell, Edward; Bowman, Robert – Community College Journal, 2005
Commitment to community is the cornerstone of the community college mission. Community colleges were created to serve the needs of their local communities, and that commitment to community continues to be a very good thing at community colleges throughout the country. But when commitment to community is so strong that colleges become too…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Partnerships in Education, School Community Relationship, Intercollegiate Cooperation