CHMAP Grant overview august 2015

CHMAP Grant overview august 2015

• 1.
  Casey Sacks, Ph.D.
• 2.
  Why CHAMP? Colorado HelpsAdvanced Manufacturing Program
• 3.
  What is AdvancedManufacturing? Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program
• 4.
  Advanced Manufacturing isdefined as… Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program …the method to design and produce. It uses innovative technology, processes and methods to improve the quality of production, products & workforce.
• 5.
  Colorado Colleges inCHAMP Consortium Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program
• 6.
  Machining. CCD, FRCC,MSU, PCC, PPCC, RRCC Each CHAMP College Selected Advanced Manufacturing Programs Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program Welding. CCD, EGTC, LCC, PCC Engineering graphics. AIMS, CCD, PPCC Electro-Mechanical Engineering. PCC, MSU, PPCC
• 7.
  • 1,785 Peopleserved • 1,571 Credentials • 805 New employment • 766 People receiving wage increases CHAMP Outcomes Oct 1, 2013-Sept 30, 2017 Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program
• 8.
  • Curriculum Dev:Employer Engagement, Skills Gap Analysis, Industry Credentials • Student Recruitment: Workforce Center/Employer Partnerships, Outreach, Soft skills • Accelerated Learning/Completion: Credit for Prior Learning, On-line/Hybrid Courses, Student Success Coaching, MOOCs • Career Pathways: Latticed/Stackable Credentials, Credit Transferability Between Colleges and to MSU • Job Placement: Employer Engagement, Internships Achieving CHAMP Outcomes Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program
• 9.
  would add machinists94 % Bythe numbers would send employees to local training 78 %
• 10.
  Where do they work?Photo credit: Hirsh Precision
• 11.
  YOUR GRANDFATHER’S MACHINE SHOP
• 12.
  NOT YOUR GRANDFATHER’S MACHINE SHOP PhotoCredit: Mountainside Medical Systems
• 13.
  “I tell machinetool suppliers I will purchase a new machine from them… when they can find me three machinists to run it.” Bob Bergstrom- President, St. Vrain Manufacturing
• 14.
  Nationwide and shortage of skilledmanufacturing workers
• 15.
  • Match curriculato employer/industry driven competencies • Accelerate learning/completion • Provide student access and support to programs • Create college – workforce connections • Credit for prior learning • Transferability/articulation between colleges Other Issues Addressed By CHAMP Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program
• 16.
  • Statewide innovation •New policies • Credit crosswalk • Future possibilities including competency based education (CBE) and badges for skill accomplishments Prior learning assessment (PLA) Colorado Helps Advanced Manufacturing Program
• 17.
  Questions? Colorado Helps AdvancedManufacturing Program
• 18.
  CC BY License ThisWorkforce Solution CHAMP Overview by Casey Sacks is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at www.cccs.edu. This workforce solution was funded by a grant awarded by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The solution was created by the grantee and does not necessarily reflect the official position of the U.S. Department of Labor. The Department of Labor makes no guarantees, warranties, or assurances of any kind, express or implied, with respect to such information, including any information on linked sites, and including, but not limited to accuracy of the information or its completeness, timeliness, usefulness, adequacy, continued availability or ownership.