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Danny McCormick, Project Manager with Colorado Succeeds returns to the studio to talk about the 3rd Annual Succeeds Prize event. Colorado Succeeds has partnered with 9News and mindSpark Learning to help celebrate educators across Colorado. Danny digs into the details about the event itself, but also advises us on how your school can get involved.
Listen LIVE at 4:00 on Denver’s Money Talk 1690 AM or watch our livestream at cobrt.com/live.
Kelly Caufield, Vice President of Government Affairs at Colorado Succeeds joins us to talk about the success of the Colorado Roadmap to Work-Based Learning, and the education policies the legislators approved this session. Kelly also shares the most recent policies Colorado Succeeds has drafted to keep improving the Colorado education system. Don’t forget to stay involved with the third annual Succeeds Prize awards.
Listen LIVE at 4:00 on Denver’s Money Talk 1690 AM or watch our livestream at cobrt.com/live.
Danny McCormick of Colorado Succeeds talks about their latest project, The Colorado Roadmap to Work-Based Learning.
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Jamie Trafficanda, Manager, Communications and Programs at Colorado Succeeds, and Chris Brown, of Common Sense Policy Roundtable want to know what it would look like if Colorado schools produced graduates with the post-secondary education levels needed to meet the state’s workforce demands?
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We’re kicking off our first annual Collaboration in Industry Awards by bringing you interviews with the nominees for each category. We’ll be sharing these interviews with you weekly until the awards ceremony on December 7.
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We’re checking in with TalentFOUND and Wendy Brors, discussing progress toward closing the skills gap in Colorado. Her guest is Scott Laband, President of Colorado Succeeds.
Read moreShannon Nicholas and Jamie Trafficanda from Colorado Succeeds join us to complete our series on the Launch My Career Colorado web tool. Colorado Succeeds was involved in the launch of the web tool, sharing it with their members and education coalition. We’ll discuss how the tool gives parents and students unprecedented access to real numbers on the cost of education and return on investment.
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Colorado is poised as a leader in STEM-related industries. Over the next five to ten years at least fifty-five percent of the state's top jobs will require STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) skills and degrees.
Colorado Succeeds is working to be certain that our students get a strong STEM education to prepare them for success. We'll talk with Jamie Trafficanda, Program Manager with Colorado Succeeds about the upcoming STEM Day at the Capitol.
When: Monday, March 14, 2016
Where: State Capitol – Old Supreme Court Chambers
200 E. Colfax Avenue, Denver, CO 80203
Along with Mark Alpert, Executive Board Member of South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce and advocate for STEM education and growth, we'll discuss legislation that impacts education in the state and about the challenges businesses face to develop Colorado-grow employees in STEM fields.
