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JSCC President Keith Brown & JSCC Workforce Education Dean Leah Bigbee provided an update about the college during the Shelby Co. Chamber luncheon on 8/27. JSCC provides a wide array of educational & training opportunities for the county & beyond.
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Congratulations to LBW Industrial Electronics students and apprentices Dylan Jackson, Micah Phillips, and Ashton Threatt, pictured receiving their @AOA_Works completion certificates. All three will continue with Shaw Industries Group, Inc. as full-time employees! 👏
What a great day Friday when we crested our newest MMI cadets. Recruits no more. Welcome to the Corps! #militarycollege #cadetlife #juco #communitycollege #marionmade #echocompany #mmitigers
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✨ Did you know? Years ago, ACHE directly managed student loan origination in Alabama!![]()
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📜 Flashback Fact: Decades ago, ACHE was not just the coordinating board for higher education, it was also Alabama’s student loan hub, with a workforce larger than today. That history paved the way for the commission’s ongoing role in supporting student success.
As Alabama A&M University continues to celebrate its 150th Anniversary, the institution, along with President Daniel K. Wims and members of the President's Cabinet, joined all 19 of the nation’s 1890 land-grant institutions in Washington, D.C., this week to commemorate the 135th anniversary of the Second Morrill Act of 1890. The celebration honors a transformative piece of legislation that reshaped higher education and created new opportunities for African Americans through Historically Black Colleges and Universities. #AAMU150 ![]()
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