FSCJ Perkins Career & Technical Education Outcomes and Opportunities Forum

FSCJ Carl Perkins Grant will host a virtual forum on Career and Technical Education (CTE) Outcomes and Opportunities

About this event

On behalf of the Carl D. Perkins Grant Program, the FSCJ Center for Civic Engagement and the Office of the Chief Diversity Officer will host a virtual forum on Career and Technical Education (CTE) Outcomes and Opportunities. This event will feature panelists representing internal and external stakeholders of the College and community. Our aim is to share and answer questions regarding general information about Career and Technical Education (CTE) comparing differences across programs, while highlighting performance outcomes and improvement opportunities.

Highlighted topics will include:

• Labor market information will be shared to highlight CTE programs that align with in-demand occupations.

• Performance data will be presented to frame a discussion of what we are doing well and where we have opportunities to do better.

• Performance gaps in specific special populations and subgroups will be examined along with strategies to reduce those gaps.

• This event will launch the next Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment (CLNA) cycle.

Panel participants include the following:

Dr. Cedrick L. Gibson, FSCJ, AVP Workforce Development and Entrepreneurship

Julie Hindall, Director, Talent Development JAXUSA Partnership

Brian Snow, Chief Program Officer, Sulzbacher Jax

Dr. Richard Greene, FSCJ, Dean of Professional Studies and Public Safety

Youlanda Henry, FSCJ, Director of Tutoring Services

DeAngelo Williams, FSCJ, Downtown Campus, Case Manager/Career Specialist

Seqoya Williams, FSCJ, North Campus, Employee and Student

Kimberly A. Allen, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer

Julie Stein, FSCJ, Articulation Coordinator

Should you have additional questions, please feel free to email [email protected].