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Agenda for April 19th Affinity Group

Tagged: Embedding Industry Credentials

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Affinity Group
Embedding industry and other credentials into academic programs
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April 19, 2023
3:00-4:00 p.m. EDT

Co – Facilitators: Terryn Batiste and Melissa Goldberg
Affinity Group Kickoff

Looking forward to tomorrow’s affinity group on embedding industry and other credentials into academic programs. Here’s the agenda:

Many Credential As You Go Network members have an interest in embedding industry credentials into or aligning them with academic programs. The purpose of this affinity group is to discuss opportunities and challenges and share models, case studies and resources to pave the way for bringing industry certifications into academic programs.

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Hearing from attendees
Why are you attending?
What do you hope to gain from the affinity groups?
Examples in action
Terryn Batiste, Accreditation & Licensure/Certification Manager, Workforce, quality & Development, Houston Community College
Discussion
Plan for upcoming meetings
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