Jun 27 2023

Rural Community Colleges – Big Opportunities and Stubborn Barriers

Philanthropy Northwest

Virtual
Rural community colleges provide a critical link. They provide small-town residents with trade jobs, technical certifications and college degrees. Compared to statewide demographics, rural colleges encounter higher levels of low-income students and certain BIPOC groups. They also create paths for success for these students in creative partnerships with businesses, local organizations and K-12 school districts. Speakers will lift up examples that illustrate what every state and rural community face. Join us to explore big opportunities and stubborn barriers these important institutions encounter.
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