Macomb Community College in Michigan is helping fill the community’s need for skilled digital sculptors with clay modeling experience.

A New Mexico community college is working with a group of other stakeholders to develop a new way to more easily track workers’ credentials and skills to better align them with workplace needs.

By leveraging data as well as partnerships, Middlesex Community College is responding to the needs of area employers and rethinking workforce development.

With the help of a $500,000 federal grant, Illinois’ Waubonsee Community College is overhauling its advanced-manufacturing program in hopes of attracting more students. The college joins a growing list of institutions investing in new courses and facilities to secure future enrollments and satisfy economic demand.

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson recently signed into law three measures that support workforce-education initiatives, emphasize greater and improved collaboration between government agencies and provide competitive grant money for workforce-training programs and community colleges. See how one Arkansas community college might benefit.