Matthew Dembicki is the Publications Director at the American Association of Community Colleges. He focuses on themes related to education and higher education, covering topics such as public education, lifelong learning, and campus life. Matthew's work has been featured in College Daily.Inc and EducationNC.
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Matthew Dembicki's coverage focuses on government announcements, press releases, and data analysis within the education and human resources & employment themes. His interest in community college, workforce training, equity, and data analysis suggests he would likely be receptive to pitches related to new initiatives or programs in these areas.
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Iowa Central Community College‘s 14-week emergency medical technician program (EMT) is the first in the country to get federal approval for the new Workfor
Robbin Hoopes will be the new president of Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, effective September 1. He has served as Cincinnati State's provost and chief academic officer for the past 10 years.
By: Matthew Dembicki
A new playbook focused on community college baccalaureate (CCB) degrees aims to make the case to state leaders for creating and scaling these programs, which sometimes face barriers at the state level. The playbook is being released over the next few months in a series of briefs developed by researchers at the University of Washington
By: Matthew Dembicki
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has opined that some National Science Foundation (NSF) STEM programs that consider race or gender in administering the programs are unconstitutional, including one that focuses on Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs). In a memorandum issued on August 12, the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel reviewed nine NSF education programs to determine
By Matthew Dembicki August 17, 2026 Florida aims to lead in the ‘flying cars' industry Ivy Tech, Roche Diagnostics work to grow medical laboratory workforce
Lisa Rhine has been named the 10th president of Central Arizona College . She most recently was president of Yavapai College (Arizona).
By Matthew Dembicki and Jim Hermes August 24, 2026 The Education Department (ED) is proposing a sweeping update to its grant administration
By Matthew Dembicki August 27, 2026 Interim president Amanda Morris Foreman has been named interim president of Coastal Pines
New CEO Ken Udas will serve as the next president of Charter Oak State College -- Connecticut's online college -- effective October 30. He is currently vice provost of digital learning initiatives at the University of Idaho. In his role at Idaho, Udas launched Keep Learning Idaho, a new, continuing, professional and adult education unit
By: Matthew Dembicki
A new evaluation of Ohio's Columbus Promise program found that the tuition-free initiative doubled enrollment at its community college partner and boosted credential attainment, offering what researchers say is strong evidence that Promise programs can significantly improve college access and completion. The W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research study examined the first three years of
