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Innovative Career Coach Program Sees Growth in Second Year
JACKSON, Miss. — More career coaches will be engaging with Mississippi high school students this fall to help them discover successful paths into the workforce. The State of Mississippi has revved up its efforts to connect students with industry leaders with over 50 new coaches throughout the state, increasing the ...
Mississippi Invests Over $22 Million in High-Value Training Programs This Fiscal Year
JACKSON, Miss. — Over the past twelve months, the state of Mississippi has aggressively invested in high-demand, high-wage training programs to better meet the industry needs of today and provide more good pathways for Mississippians to find higher-paying careers. This investment, made possible through the continued support and investment of ...
Excited to see what’s ahead! Let’s keep the momentum going.📣 Teamwork in Action!
This week, Adult Education staff, Workforce Training leaders, and Jones College President Dr. Jesse Smith came together for a productive planning meeting focused on expanding opportunities for our students and community.
🤝 Collaboration like this ensures we're building strong pathways from education to employment—supporting learners of all ages and meeting the workforce needs of our region.
Big things are coming! Stay tuned as we continue working together to make a difference. 💼🎓 #JonesCollege #WorkforceDevelopment #AdultEducation #WorkforceFocused Accelerate MS Jones College Jones College Adult Education
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We’re excited to welcome Suzy Hays, President & CEO of C Spire, to the #MSHorizons2025 stage, sponsored by The University of Mississippi - Ole Miss - Office for Research and Economic Development. With a bold vision for connectivity and innovation, Suzy will explore how intelligence is powering the next chapter for Mississippi’s economy, communities, and tech infrastructure.
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