The community college role in welfare to work
By: C. David Lisman, editor.
Contributors: Lisman, C. David.
Series: New directions for community colleges -- no. 116
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Published: 2001
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 110
Subjects: Public welfare -- United States; Community colleges -- United States; School-to-work transition -- United States
Notes: "Winter 2001".

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Welfare reform and community colleges: a policy and research context / Thomas Brock, Lisa Matus-Grossman, Gayle Hamilton; title: The local politics and partnerships of successful welfare reform at Modesto Junior College / Pamila J. Fisher; title: The state of welfare reform in the rural communities of Illinois / Kathleen Vespa Pampe; title: The transition to work first in a Wisconsin technical college / Dennis H. Nitschke; title: The advanced technology program: a welfare-to-work success story / Karen Pagenette, Cheryl Kozell; title: Welfare to work: solutions or snake oil? / John W. Ream, Brenda G. Wagner, Robin C. Knorr; title: The importance of postsecondary training for welfare to work: initiatives at the community college of Aurora / Daniela Higgins; title: Moving welfare families into economic self-sufficiency: a model from El Paso community college / Kathleen Bombach; title: The JOBSplus! program: successful work first work through a family-based approach / Patricia C. Higgins, Janice Mayne, Patricia Deacon, Elena LaComb; title: Sources and information: the community college and welfare reform / Katalin Szelenyi.