1. December 5, 2013

3.  Develop/Enhance Advanced Manufacturing training  Make content available online  Emphasis on Credit for Prior Learning and transfer opportunities  Provide navigators for student success support  Build stronger partnerships with workforce

4.  Discuss your expectations and vision for the CHAMP project around each of the following…

5.  Other Colorado initiatives in manufacturing  HB1165 manufacturing career pathways  CO first and existing grant program  Sector partnerships  CAMA, CAMT, CACI  CWDC, CDLE, OEDIT, CDE, CDHE

7.  Content published as OPEN educational resources (OER)  Delivered online, hybrid, f2f  Alternative delivery emphasis?  Modularize content?

8.  System-wide updates  Portfolio template in manufacturing  Articulated credit between Community Colleges and MSU Denver from PLA

9.  Agreements with MSU Denver from manufacturing programs  Other statewide agreements around PLA

10.  How to build relationships  Strategies for strongest partnerships  Training opportunities?

11.  Design and facilitate a Student Success Course  Collaborate with the local Work Force Center  Assist students with Prior Learning Assessment  Provide direct services to students

12. SchoolAIMSCCDEGTCFRCCLCCMSUPCCPPCCRRCC Current20232422530522300196111200 Proposed20225620030525300196111160

14.  March 6; June 5; September 4; Dec 4, 2014  Dec 2, 2015  Dec 7, 2016  Dec 6, 2017  All hosted at the Metro CAVEA from 1pm- 5pm

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