The Future Of Work

When was the last time you learned something new? Today I'm joined today by Amrit Ahluwalia, the Editor In Chief at The EvoLLLution, a platform dedicated to sharing insights and studies surrounding post secondary education opportunities. You'll learn how The EvoLLLution supports students and advocates for lifelong learning through detailed publications and access to a community of industry professionals. We'll cover what topics have been the most popular since the start of the pandemic and how other professionals can contribute to the platform. Most importantly, discover what trends we're seeing in education, and how we can pave the way to become lifelong learners!

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Twitter: @themoderncampus

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When was the last time you stopped and asked, "where is my electricity coming from"? Joining me to answer this question is Tucker Perkins, the President and CEO of Propane Education and Research Council, a Washington D.C based non-profit that invests in research and development of propane powered innovation. He'll walk us through the propane industry from a conservation and sustainability standpoint, and explain WHERE our energy is coming from. You'll discover propane's role in infrastructure, what new technology investments are being made by the propane industry, and how renewable propane affects our future. Through educational programs, professional lead training, and policy shifts, we can begin to promote the safe and sustainable use of propane. In order to set up the next generation of workers for success, we must provide education around these alternative and sustainable energy sources to equip them for the transformation ahead!

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Visit propane.com

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LinkedIn: @Tucker Perkins

Twitter: @TuckerPERK & @PropaneCouncil

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Did you know the classroom community can be shaped by the games students play together? I'm joined by Shawn Young, the CEO and Co-Founder of Classcraft, an innovative platform that motivates students to learn using the culture and mechanics of games. We'll discuss new teaching methods in education, and why they are so important to the way students are learning and connecting with one another. By providing games like Craftclass, teachers can create compelling ways to teach students using hands-on approaches that add meaning and develop relationships among students and educators. We'll dive into Shawn's game to try and understand why this new time tested modern approach to education works so well to create community within the classroom!

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Visit www.classcraft.com

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Youtube: @classcraft

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How can we actively work towards equalizing educational opportunities for all students? The goal of Kome Ajise, the Director at the Southern California Association of Governments, is to level the playing field for EVERYONE. Kome will share with us how SCAG is encouraging a more sustainable Southern California, and what their partnerships within the community look like. Through budgeting strategies, developing policies, and internship and fellowships programs, they are offering students more hands-on learning and the opportunity to explore new career possibilities. If we can provide all students with the space and time they need to succeed, then we decrease the barriers to financial stability for many. Tune in to discover how we can provide equitable access to work spaces and transportation to help students reach their goals!

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LinkedIn: @Kome Ajise

Twitter: @KomeA

Instagram: @scagnews

Facebook: @SAGmpo

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What does the new generation want out of their work environment? In order to appeal to the future workforce, we must shift and reimagine how jobs function. Donald Bradburn, the Director of HR Strategy Design, Workforce Planning and Analytics for Southern California and Hawaii Markets, at Kaiser Permanente is joining us today to cover what employers can do to ensure their employees keep coming back in this fast paced world. With such high rates of turnover, we must shift our approach to career development and planning in order to provide more meaningful and long lasting relationships within the workforce. The key is starting with our educational programs and apprenticeships, and providing real support for employees. Discover how supporting employees and providing sufficient educational training can ensure strong relationships while still maintaining a high level of care.

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Visit about.kaiserpermanente.org

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LinkedIn: @Donald Bradburn

Instagram: @kpthrive

Twitter: @aboutKP

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Higher education is needed for ANY living wage job. In the US today, your job determines your quality of life before any other factors. Here to discuss the importance of these post secondary trainings is Dr. Su Jin Jez, the Executive Director at California Competes, an organization creating nonpartisan, and financially pragmatic recommendations to improve the policies in California's higher education systems. Dr. Su Jin Jez outlines the current programs in place and details what you can look forward to seeing in the expansion of higher education. Tune in to discover the changes institutions need to make in order to ensure we are preparing the next generation to compete and succeed. By focusing on closing existing equity gaps, bridging barriers to employer engagement, and aiding career readiness, we can align the goals of higher education with the workforce ahead of us!

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Facebook: @californiacompetes

Twitter: @SuJinJez & @CalCompetes

California Competes Launches: Cross-Sector Career Readiness Pilot with Investment from ECMC Foundation

Read Bold Proposals to Strengthen Higher Education and Workforce Alignment

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It is time to open up and diversify the education to career pathway! By developing and embracing new forms of learning methods, we can better serve students and families in less traditional or underserved populations. Joining us today is Jennifer Zeisler, Senior Program Director of Career Readiness at ECMC Foundation, a philanthropic fundraising service helping inspire and facilitate improvements that affect educational outcomes among underserved communities. By allocating grants and building pathways from short term credentials to longer term academic opportunities we can open up a world of possibilities to students. Discover the importance of technical education and post secondary career programs within higher education, as well as what we can all do to properly train and prepare students for the future of work.

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Call: 866-336-3262

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Youtube: @ECMC Foundation

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How might educational institutions begin to tap into new media tools to support and prepare students? Today we will discuss the importance of understanding the new forms of media being developed and how we can prepare our students to enter this new industry successfully. VP of Podcast Content & Partnerships at Libsyn, Rob Greenlee, is here to fill us in on where education and new media should be overlapping. From valuable skill sets students should learn to school career centers where they can build their personal brands, there is so much potential. We'll break down the implementations needed to meet the demands of new, global media formats so we can give our students the most valuable knowledge possible. By integrating educational materials surrounding online media, like podcasting, we can help students connect to future employers and stay up-to-date with current news and trends.

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What would a true sustainable future look like? Jaime Nack, the Founder and President of Three Squares Inc., an award winning sustainability and environmental social and corporate consulting firm is here to dive into that very question. We'll explore the current trends within green technologies and how these trends impact the present curriculum in our colleges. The pivot to green technologies for public and private agencies is vital and in our education system is where this change begins. If students can utilize environmental data, they can see where the opportunities for reductions lie. In order to provide the opportunities for the future workforce, we must prepare them to succeed within a sustainable future and set them up for success!

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In honor of Dr. Kari Bolen's one-year anniversary in her role as Chief DEI Officer, Associate Vice President, and Title IX Coordinator at Pasadena City College, we thought we would spotlight this informative and imperative conversation we had with her just over a year ago about Diversity and Inclusion.

Diversity and Inclusion is integral to finding justice in our education, work, and lifestyle. And to create sustainable progress, the work needs to be internally driven and morally just. It is time for real advocacy and real action. Dr. Kari Bolen, the Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer at Pasadena City College, joins us today to speak about the challenges, realities, and solutions towards making a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive future. By holding our employers, our professional partners, and ourselves accountable, we can create positive change.

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Phone: 626-585-7786

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