Building Networked Improvement Communities to Help Scale Innovations to Improve Community College Student Outcomes As a result of the innovative work funded through rounds 1, 2, and 4 of the Department of Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grants, Missouri’s community colleges continue to experiment with program design, delivery, and intentional student ...
Cosgrove & Associates has extensive experience in TAA program/grant evaluation and the use of data for continuous improvement. Cosgrove & Associates is currently serving as the lead evaluator for Missouri’s Round 1 (MoHealthWINs) and Round 2 (MoManufacturingWINs) TAACCCT grants. Cosgrove & Associates is the Third Party Evaluator for Crowder College’s Round 2 TAACCCT grant and ...
As a part of the MoHealthWINs and MoManufacturing TAACCCT grants, the US Department of Labor requires the tracking of unit-record education, training, and outcome data from participants. To fulfill this requirement, Cosgrove & Associates has provided an encrypted data/file transfer process for the secure exchange of data between Cosgrove & Associates and all data partners. ...
By J. Cosgrove Disruptive innovation is a popular topic on many college campuses. The problem is that on too many campuses it seems to be only that—a topic. Too many colleges view innovative approaches like their mother’s fine china—you know, something to be brought out when special guests (legislators, accrediting bodies, key funders, etc.) come ...
