AACC appoints President Hall to economic and workforce development commission
The American Association of Community Colleges announced recently that it has appointed Southwest President Dr. Tracy D. Hall to serve on its Commission on Economic and Workforce Development.
Dr. Hall will serve a three-year term on the national board where she will share her insights and provide leadership to enhance the role of community colleges in building high-quality programs and services that support regional and national economic growth. “I am honored to be appointed,” President Hall said. “This is an excellent opportunity to ensure that we are serving the needs of business and industry by remaining abreast of current economic development trends and issues.”
The Commission works with public and private sector partners and member colleges to provide assistance and identify strategies to improve student achievement and success by closing the skills gap needed to meet regional labor market needs.
Hall says she looks forward to networking with other community college leaders to learn more about how they are working with leaders in their respective communities to address workforce and economic development challenges. “This appointment not only shines a national spotlight on Southwest, but more importantly, allows us to contribute to the national discussion on workforce and economic development, a critically important conversation in higher education and our country today.”
In This Issue...
- From President Tracy D. Hall
- Adjuncts saluted at awards dinner
- FROM THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
- AACC appoints President Hall to economic and workforce development commission
- Men’s Huddle prepares high school males for college life and beyond
- International Studies seeks faculty, staff advisors to choose Spring 2020 trips
- Welcome aboard, new team members
- Freshman Josue Flores finds a home in America at Southwest
- Summer Institute explores ways to close student achievement gaps
- EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH: Business and Technologies Secretary Karen Taylor
- New Student Orientation takes show on the road with NSO on the Go
- Macon Cove Campus ambulance simulator adds real life feel to EMT training
- HR CORNER: Tennessee adopts new worker’s compensation injury claim reporting guidelines
- Quality center trains ER chief/brigadier general in Lean Six Sigma
- SALUQI CORNER
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- State announces incentive program to encourage timely reporting of automobile accidents
- CULINARY CORNER WITH CHEF STEVEN LEAKE
- Fuel for Finals reboots for Spring Semester
- Southwest: In the News