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Resources & Data

Findings (PDFs)
  • Summary Handout of Models, Definitions, Implementation Strategies, Impacts, Challenges (2018)
  • Initiating Industry Partnerships (2020)
  • Sustaining Industry Partnerships (2020)
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Partnership Rubric - a tool to quantify outside partner engagement (under development​)
  • Rubric Overview & Instructions (handout) 
  • Rubric Presentation (NSF ATE PI meeting, October 2019)
  • Current Version of Rubric  (January 2021)

​Related Publications
  • Connecting Community Colleges with Employers: A toolkit for building successful partnerships (Brookings Institute, 2017)
  • Communities that Work Partnership Playbook (Aspen Foundation, 2016)
  • A Framework for Evaluating Implementation of Workforce Education Partnerships and Programs (SRI, 2015)
  • Ready to Work: Job-Driven Training & American Opportunity (White House, 2014)
  • Thriving in Challenging Times: Connecting Education to Economic Development Through Career Pathways (NCPN, 2009)
  • Community College Partnerships with the Private Sector: Organizational Contexts and Models for Successful Collaboration (Kisker & Carducci, 2003)
  • Developing Successful Partnerships with Business and Industry (Spangler, M., 2002)

Survey Data
  • Community Survey – modes, nomenclature
  • 2016 ATE PI Survey (EvaluATE)
  • 2017 ATE PI Survey (EvaluATE)
  • 2018 ATE PI Survey (EvaluATE
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The Working Partners team is based at Bellevue College and the Internet Scout Research Group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with support from an advisory committee made up of education, industry, and professional association experts.  The project was originally funded by the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program, under DUE 1501176 and continues under DUE 1931215.  The material on this site and any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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