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Combining research with firsthand experience,
Community College Is College demystifies-and destigmatizes-the community college sector.
List of contents
1. Community Colleges: The Stigma Stops Here 2. The History, Mission, and Context of the Community College Chapter 3. College in High School Programs 4. Workforce Education and Development 5. The Community College Academic Experience 6. Community College is Affordable, Not Inferior 7. Student and Campus Life 8. Technology and the Post-Pandemic Community College 9. Community College Is College
About the author
M. Beth Borst is Founding Dean of the Ivy Tech Community College Honors College, Indiana, where she is also a professor specializing in Leadership.
Brenda Geib-Swanson is a full-time instructor in the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Department at Butler University, Indiana. She earned an EdD in Higher Education with a cognate in Community College Leadership at Ball State University.
Suahil R. Housholder is the Vice President for Finance at Anderson University, Indiana. She is pursuing an EdD in Higher Education with a cognate in Community College Leadership at Ball State University.
Amanda O. Latz is a Professor of Higher Education and Community College Leadership at Ball State University, Indiana.
Samantha Lopez is the Associate Director of Student Involvement and Leadership at Duke University, North Carolina. She is pursuing an EdD in Higher Education with a cognate in Community College Leadership at Ball State University.
Sonina Hernández Mikkelsen is a talent acquisition specialist for Disney Programs. She has a decade’s worth of student affairs experience, including work as a dual enrollment advisor, pre-health academic advisor, career educator, and international recruiter with institutions such as Purdue University, Utah State University, and Lake-Sumter State College.
Summary
Combining research with firsthand experience, Community College Is College demystifies–and destigmatizes–the community college sector.
