The Future Of Work

Change in our education systems can be uncomfortable but that doesn't mean we shouldn't embrace it. Host Salvatrice Cummo, Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development at Pasadena City College, and Leslie Thompson, the Director of Operations, dive into the exciting details of the upcoming Future of Work Conference on October 26th. Where did the idea come from, what new lessons can you expect, and what topics are top of mind for this year's conference? Join them as they cover all of those questions and more. Most importantly, discover how this year's event has the potential to generate lasting connections, fuel collaboration, and pave the way for a progressive future of work.

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How can community colleges partner with their respective cities? What new opportunities are out there, and how can we offer them to more constituents? Which incentives will help us expand job training and mental health services? Formal education is important, but it's even more important to remember it comes in many different shapes and forms. Host Salvatrice Cummo, Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development at Pasadena City College will discuss the city of Pasadena, educational flexibility, and how we can benefit from going outside the norm, with the Mayor of Pasadena, Victor Gordo. Tune in to discover strategies to tackle all of these questions, and more.

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More from Mayor Gordo:

Visit www.cityofpasadena.net/mayor & www.victorgordoformayor.com

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: @pasadenamayorgordo

Facebook: @VictorGordoPasadenaMayor

Twitter: @Victor_Gordo

Youtube: @victorgordoformayor3994

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It's getting harder and harder for employers to lock down good talent. This makes it more important now than ever to cultivate registered apprenticeship programs that create long lasting, and meaningful relationships with students who will eventually become incredible workers. Salvatrice Cummo, Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development at Pasadena City College is joined by Kelly Mackey, the State Director of Strategic Partnerships for the State of California to dive deep into the critical importance of the different types of apprenticeship in various industries and how businesses can ensure they have the resources to support these types of programs. She'll break down the apprenticeship model, the requirements, and the protocol that must be followed to ensure the program meets the student's needs. Tune in to discover what role you play in the future of work and how you can further understand the importance of apprenticeships in student's lives.

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More from Kelly Mackey:

Visit www.dir.ca.gov/das/das.html

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Instagram & Twitter: @ca_dir

Facebook: @State of California Department of Industrial Relations

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What is the best way for institutions to implement AI in the classroom? Hear from Leslie Thompson, the Director of Operations, and Salvatrice Cummo, Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development at Pasadena City College as they dive back into artificial intelligence and break down new research on the topic. They will uncover what it means to integrate AI into the system equitably and how to address the digital divide. There are plenty of challenges when it comes to closing the technology gaps within the education system but when utilized correctly, AI can be a powerful tool that can revolutionize student learning.

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Institutions will last long if they can find ways to adapt to students' needs, not the other way around. On both local and state levels educators can transform their services to align with student's goals and new ideas of success. Today, our host Salvatrice Cummo, will help us learn more about the Pasadena City College campus by focusing on the different student services available at The Student Services Division. She's joined by Dr. Brenda Ivelisse, the VP of Student Services at PCC, who as a transformative educational leader has made it her priority to provide resources to students so they can reach their goals. Dr. Ivelisse will cover the power of community and which programs have really made a change in her student's lives. Discover how to continue closing the equity gap and begin empowering students to tap into their voices and express their true needs.

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Visit pasadena.edu/student-services/index.php

Email: [email protected]

LinkedIn: @Dr. Brenda Ivelisse

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Sometimes a student's own fears can hold them back from going after their dream career. The future workforce is intimidating and it's up to educators and career centers to support and help students navigate all of their doubts. Join in as host, Salvatrice Cummo, welcomes Jackie Javier, Director of the Freeman Center for Career and Completion at Pasadena City College, back to the show. They'll discuss the services the Freeman Center offers and what the challenges are when it comes to students battling imposter syndrome. She will share how they gain data to support students, network successfully within upcoming industries, and also provide counseling services when needed.

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More from Jackie Javier:

Visit https://pasadena.edu/academics/career-center/

Email: [email protected]

LinkedIn: @Jacqueline Javier, M.S

Instagram: @pccfreemancareer

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What is the best way to prepare students to get high-paying jobs in today's world? Today, Salvatrice Cummo is joined by Assemblymember Mike Fong to discuss California's higher education committee, what it does for students in the area, and how we can help students reach their goals. Together they'll cover the programs, bills, and policies that improve our systems that prepare students to enter and compete in today's fast moving workforce. Assemblymember Mike Fong will share his take on what changes are needed to increase student enrollment, and how to connect students with higher paying jobs. It's time to start adapting to increase student's success in education and beyond.

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Visit a49.asmdc.org

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Instagram & Twitter: @asmmikefong

Facebook: @Assemblymember Mike Fong

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Why don't more students have mentors? It is up to colleges and institutions to create spaces where students feel heard and seen by their educators and mentors. Our host Salvatrice Cummo, is joined by Dr. Shannon LaCount, the principal product manager at Mentor Collective, to learn how they help students in higher education reach their goals through advantageous pairings and mentorship programming. We'll discover what makes a great mentorship program and what it takes to create a collective that supports both the student and the institution it serves. Join us as we discuss how to adjust to a student's background, help them visualize their success, and get on track to reach their goals.

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Visit www.mentorcollective.org

Email: [email protected]

Facebook: @Mentor Collective

LinkedIn: @Shannon LaCount

Instagram: @shannonlacount

Twitter: @ShannLaCount

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We have a long way to go when it comes to diversifying our workforce. One of the first steps is to create a space where students can learn from and interact with professors and mentors that represent who they are and where they come from. We're joined by Dr. Francisco Rodriguez, Chancellor of Los Angeles Community College District to discover how we can put leaders in positions of power who represent the diversity of the student body. We'll learn about the programs, grants, and efforts being taken to better the community colleges in the LA area, and discuss how we can be even more supportive of community colleges nationwide.

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Visit www.laccd.edu/Pages/default.aspx

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LinkedIn: @Francisco Rodriguez

Twitter: @laccd

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Can we incorporate AI into our education system in a way that's healthy and creates more opportunities for students? When it comes to artificial intelligence, there are a handful of ways we can offer new tools for students in the classroom. Hear from Leslie Thompson, the Director of Operations, and Salvatrice Cummo, Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development at Pasadena City College as they discuss how students can use AI to its maximum capacity, while ensuring nobody is being hurt in the process. We'll cover the main ethical concerns while acknowledging the benefits to accessibility and making the education sector more equitable. Tune in to learn how you can begin embracing these new tools.

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