FilterJump To...Test1Test2Test3Test1Central Workforce and Innovation HubProfessional EducationCareer Development External Advisory BoardTest2Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG)Test3Community EngagementO'NeilJohn Lewis Institute Central Workforce and Innovation Hub CWIH Advisory Board meet regularly to discuss the Hub initiative. The mission is to engage students, faculty, and external partners through applied research, experiential learning, and professional education. In these meetings various discussions take place to support the workforce and innovative efforts. Professional Education The advisory board is a collection of Central faculty members as well as a variety of workforce industry representatives. It's our mission to gain feedback on real world training discrepancies and opportunities for professionals both entering the workforce as well as those looking for career change or growth. With this key information and collaboration, we hope to better serve our community in the types of training we offer in our department. We also hope to develop noncredit to credit pathways for those who may want to further their education here at Central! Career Development External Advisory Board Semi-annual meetings at the beginning of each semester with employer representation from all industries. Typically, between 20-40 employers are on the EAB invite list. Updates are given from Central, the Office of Career & Professional Development, and each individual school. Other topics of discussion include student preparedness, new industry trends, AI involvement in shaping industries, etc. Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG) The Student Union Board of Governors (SUBOG) is a student, faculty, staff and alumni organization that advises the Departments of the Student Center and Student Activities/Leadership Development carrying out their missions on campus. CCSU First Generation Collective efforts are guided by the insight and expertise of a First-Generation Advisory Board comprised of faculty members, staff, students, and members of the community at large. This is important because alignment, collaboration and community is needed to better serve the needs of this population, to enhance our collective understanding and garner support for on-going efforts and structures.
