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Meeting the demands of our growing workforce

Last month’s jobs report showed that job openings are at a record high, confirming our country’s continued positive economic progress. For the first time since the year 2000, the number of job openings is larger than the number of people unemployed. Our country’s gross domestic product also grew at a 4.1 percent pace in the … Continued
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July 30, 2018
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Baker leads Alabama Community College System into the future

By Steve Flowers Inside the Statehouse In March of this year, the Alabama Community College System took a giant leap forward when it brought on a giant in state government and one of Alabama’s preeminent leaders, Jimmy Baker, to be chancellor. When you have a conversation with Chancellor Baker, he uses words that you do … Continued
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November 15, 2017

Chanceller of community college system plans to retire

By Chip Brownlee Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY — Mark Heinrich, chancellor of the State’s embattled community college system, has submitted his retirement and will step down from his job on April 1. He will be replaced temporarily by the man at the center of the controversy. Heinrich, who has served as the chancellor of the Alabama … Continued
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February 9, 2017

State Community Colleges Get New Workforce Leader

By Josh Moon Alabama Political Reporter MONTGOMERY–The Alabama Community College System has a new plan for preparing students for lucrative careers and a new man to lead the way. ACCS on Wednesday announced the hiring of Jeff Lynn as the system’s new director of workforce development. In that role, Lynn, who served in a similar … Continued
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October 13, 2016
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Alabama’s Community Colleges Face New Challenges, But Remain a Gateway

By Al Thompson Vice president of the Board of Trustees for the Alabama Community College System Ask just about any Alabamian about the state’s community college system, and you’ll hear great stories about first steps, fresh starts, and fine finishes, too. You’ll hear about people whose training led to a good job at an auto … Continued
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June 17, 2016