Labor Unions and Community Colleges Can Promote AI Literacy
Shalin Jyotishi wrote a Forbes article about partnerships between community colleges and labor unions to upskill workers in AI and literacy.
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Why the White House Announced Its Broadest Innovation Investment at a Community College
Shalin Jyotishi discusses the White House鈥檚 decision to announce its largest innovation investment at a community college.
How to (not) Fund the Future
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in Politico discussing the challenges of funding tech innovation and the risks of the U.S. falling behind.
The White House Launched a Politically Potent High-Tech Program This Year. There鈥檚 A Reason You Haven鈥檛 Heard of It.
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in a Politico article about the Biden administration’s efforts to create tech hubs.
EDA Tech Hubs: Catalyzing Job Creation and Workforce Opportunities
Shalin Jyotishi explores how the U.S. Education Department’s Tech Hubs initiative boosts job creation and workforce development.
$504M CHIPS Grants go to EDA’s Tech Hubs. How are Community Colleges Involved?
The CHIPS Act-funded EDA Tech Hubs are promoting economic development for industries of the future and community colleges are key.
Where Are Federal Economic Development Investments Going?
An interactive map released by the NSF highlights investments in technology-based economic development activities across the country.
NSF and 国产视频 Announce Strategic Initiative to Empower Community and Technical Colleges in Regional Innovation Ecosystems
国产视频 is initiating the Accelerator for Community Colleges in the Innovation Economy.
NSF Awards Grants For CHIPS, Tech Workforce, And The Future Of Work
Two new NSF awards will support community colleges in providing emerging technology job training.
Majoring in video games? A new wave of degrees underscores the pressures on colleges
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in a USA Today article on how colleges are creating new degrees to meet shifting enrollment interests.