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For the past two weeks, adults and teens from New London have been talking about race. They have recalled their own fraught experiences, from being called the N-word for the first time to battling red...
Seven colleges across the state will launch new technology programs as part of an effort to boost the state’s tech workforce and support an industry Connecticut sees as a major growth opportunity. The schools were awarded grants to launch the new programs from the state’s Tech Talent Accelerator program, which aims to close the skills gap by fostering targeted partnerships between business and higher education in emerging, high-demand tech skills. Areas of focus include cybersecurity, virtual modeling, software development, and digital analytics.
In his role, Keith Padin will oversee the college’s dining services, rentals and event engagement, including operations of Michael’s Dairy
Seven higher education institutions in Connecticut are participating in a new initiative called the Tech Talent Accelerator, which aims to boost high-demand tech skills by fostering business-higher education partnerships in areas such as cybersecurity, virtual modeling, software development and digital analytics.
Governor Ned Lamont today announced he is appointing JoAnn Ryan to serve as chair of the Connecticut Board of Regents for Higher Education (BOR), and Juanita T. James and James McCarthy to serve as board members.