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ACC report shows $2.6B annual economic impact across Central Texas

Austin Community College District (ACC) generates $2.6 billion in annual economic impact across Central Texas, according to a new independent report presented at the ACC Board of Trustees meeting on Monday, May 4. The analysis … Continue reading

A group of seven individuals stands on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the logos of Austin Community College and the Trellis Foundation. The setting appears to be a formal event, with a podium on the left. The individuals are dressed in a mix of professional and casual attire, smiling and posing together. Banners on either side of the stage. The atmosphere is celebratory and engaging.

ACC Launches AI Initiative to Predict Student Needs and Strengthen Workforce Training

Austin Community College District (ACC) will soon launch a new initiative to build human-centered and human-first artificial intelligence (AI) programs at the College. The announcement was made on Wednesday, March 11, at ACC’s Rio Grande … Continue reading

Make it Center VIP Ribbon Cutting

Packed House for ACC’s New Make It Center Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Austin Community College District is changing the way we explore careers at the new Make It Center at ACC Highland Campus. Make It Center connects passion and purpose to promising careers. Continue reading

The Paseo at the ACC Highland Campus

ACC selected for Talent Strong Texas Pathways Program

Austin Community College District (ACC) joins a group of colleges from across the state in an effort to develop programs that can skill up more Texans for high-demand careers.  The college was selected to participate … Continue reading

ACC approves new architecture degree

New transfer program provides affordable entry into growing industry and addresses workforce equity gaps   Austin Community College (ACC) approved a new degree in Architecture to provide a more affordable pathway for students to transfer to … Continue reading

ACC pushing to help Austinites earn more than just a minimum wage

KXAN News: ACC pushing to help Austinites earn more than just a minimum wage By: Yoojin Cho AUSTIN (KXAN) — When you walk into a class that’s part of Austin Community College’s Career ACCelerator program, Director … Continue reading

ACC and Austin Chamber release the 2019 Workforce Development Report

Austin Community College (ACC), the Austin Chamber of Commerce, and Austin Mayor Steve Adler present the 2019 Workforce Development Report: Innovation, Collaboration & Transformation at the President’s Breakfast Wednesday, August 21. Date: Wednesday, August 21 … Continue reading

More than 2,200 join ACC at first SXSW showcase

Austin Community College (ACC) and Texas leaders joined together at The Promiseland Project Presents: The Skill-Up Festival at South by Southwest (SXSW) to dispel negative stigmas around skilled careers, elevate the value of a two-year … Continue reading

RN-to-BSN next step

ACC to launch first bachelor’s degree program fall 2018

Austin Community College (ACC) will launch its first bachelor’s degree program this fall. The RN-to-BSN program addresses a critical nursing shortage in Central Texas and creates a new advancement pathway for local registered nurses (RN). … Continue reading

ACC awarded national grant to build regional biotech workforce

The National Science Foundation (NSF) awarded Austin Community College $2.9 million to establish a regional center for biotechnology technicians. As one of two colleges nationwide awarded the NSF Division of Undergraduate Education grant, ACC will … Continue reading

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