DATE + TIME
May 1, 2019
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM
LOCATION
The Edgerley Center for Civic Leadership at the Boston Foundation
75 Arlington St., 3rd Floor, Boston
Please join us for a special event at the Boston Foundation, as we host the release of a new report on paid internships for community college students, and present the Fifth Annual Deval Patrick Prize for Community Colleges to an community college program leading the way in innovation and business partnership.
At a 3 p.m. convening, report authors Richard Kazis and Nancy Snyder will summarize lessons from internship programs in the Commonwealth and elsewhere, as well as insights from community college presidents, business leaders, state policymakers and students, and share design principles, challenges, opportunities and key choices that any successful state policy initiative would need to consider. That will be followed by a discussion of the report and the landscape for community college internships.
Then at 5 p.m., Massachusetts Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Rosalin Acosta will announce this year's winner of the Deval Patrick Prize for Community Colleges.
Welcome
Paul S. Grogan,President & CEO, The Boston Foundation
Speakers & Panelists
Gena Glickman, President, Massasoit Community College
Richard Kazis, Workforce and Education Consultant
Robert LePage, Assistant Secretary for Career Education, Executive Office of Education
Monica Roberson, Graduate, Bunker Hill Community College
Carolyn Ryan, Senior Vice President, Policy & Research, Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce
Nancy Snyder, Workforce and Education Consultant
Additional panelists to be announced
Award Ceremony
Rosalin Acosta, Secretary of Labor & Workforce Development, Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Comments from the Winning College
(Photo: Holyoke Community College President Dr. Christina Royal and other leaders accept the 2018 Patrick Prize, presented to HCC's Culinary Arts Institute.)