U.S. Naval Community College, 5 universities partner for new program
By (0) The U.S. Navy Community College announced the first phase of a pilot program partnering with five U.S. universities for new distance learning opportunities. Photo courtesy of U.S. Navy
Jan. 8 (UPI) The new U.S. Naval Community College announced that it will partner with five U.S. universities for a a pilot program to expand educational opportunities for enlisted members of three branches of the military.
USNCC will partner with Northern Virginia Community College, the University of Arizona, the University of Maryland Global Campus, Alexandria Technical and Community College in Minnesota and the State University of New York s Empire State College, Navy officials said Thursday.
Navy kicks off Naval Community College pilot program for sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen January 8
Gas Turbine Systems Technician (Electrical) 1st Class Sherie Owens, leading petty officer at the Turbine Systems Technician Electrical (GSE) C School at Surface Warfare Officer School Unit Great Lakes, takes a question from a student attending the new 19H6 trainer course on Oct. 29,2019. (Brian Walsh/Navy) The United States Naval Community College pilot program is underway. Almost 600 students from the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard are participating in the pilot program, which has been in the works since 2019, when the Navy announced that it was unveiling an “Education for Seapower” campaign to enhance the service’s intellectual advancement.
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