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Category: Interviews

Onward and Upward: A Departing Q&A With Nikki Edgecombe

After more than fifteen years at CCRC, Nikki Edgecombe will be joining ECMC Foundation. Elizabeth Ganga had the opportunity to talk with her about her time at CCRC and where she’s headed next.

Engaging Faculty in Systemic Reforms Using the Inquiry and Action Model: A Q&A with Al Solano

In this Q&A, Al Solano, founder of the Continuous Learning Institute, shares his expertise in fostering collaboration among educators through the Inquiry and Action Model.

Giving Students Input: Reflections on the G3 Student Advisory Group

Banner image saying: Giving Students Input: Reflections on the G3 Student Advisory Group. A Q&A with Jasmine Foreman and Caitlin Huynh

G3 Student Advisory Group members Jasmine Foreman and Caitlin Huynh sat down with Pascale Mevs from CCRC to discuss their experiences in G3 and why they joined the advisory group.

How North Central Michigan College Used Pandemic Relief Funds to Keep Students Enrolled and Help Them Learn

North Central Michigan College was one of the 265 colleges in six states surveyed by the ARCC Network to understand how federal pandemic-recovery funding supported community colleges and their students. In this Q&A, North Central leaders answered questions about their experience during the pandemic and what comes next.

Inside CCRC: Catherine Rivas on Combining Clinical Psychology and Research

Catherine Rivas is joining CCRC this summer as a research intern. In this Q&A, Rivas delves deeper into her own college experience and her motivations for research.

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