Centers of Excellence 2011 High Impact Report
The Centers of Excellence 2011 High Impact Report is now available for Reading and Review
How Centers of Excellence Ensure a Better Future for Tomorrow
A core initiative of the Washington’s Centers of Excellence is to act as a statewide liaison to business, industry, labor, and the state’s educational systems for the purpose of creating a highly skilled and readily available workforce critical to the success of the industries driving the state’s economy and supporting Washington families.
A top priority of Centers of Excellence is to serve the community and technical college (CTC) system to ensure activities generate products, services, resources, or research that supports the successful alignment of programs to correctly anticipate and meet industry needs and workforce demands. Centers of Excellence have demonstrated a firm commitment to serving the state’s community and technical college system.
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