Laura Colson McLean's guest appearances

Laura Colson McLean

First in Future: Where Emerging Ideas Take Flight

WEEKEND AT ERNIE’S

Tom Campbell

Pat Mitchell

John Locke

Jason Miller

Eric Johnson

Jonathan Feldman

Mike Ward

James White

Scott Hamilton

Steve Coleman

Jim Johnson

Marshall Brain

Patrick Miller

Eric Davis

Jenn Mann

OwlTail

Good friend of the show, Dr. Laura Colson McLean stops by Playground Studios and talks life, love, devotion and more!! Big Ern also talks Tiger King!!!!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

Good friend of the show, Dr. Laura Colson McLean stops by Playground Studios and talks life, love, devotion and more!! Big Ern also talks Tiger King!!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a>

Hanging with Dr. Laura Colson McLean!!!

The best estimate of the My Future NC Commission for the number of people in North Carolina who started college but then dropped out is 905,000. In many ways, they have the worst of both worlds: they’ve spent money on college and often had to take out loans, but they don’t have the benefit that comes with a degree. Finding those folks and convincing them to come back to school again is a challenge that a lot of people are working on. You’ll hear about efforts at community colleges and public universities, but you might not have heard about the work of Charlotte’s Johnson C. Smith University. Our First in Future guest this week is Dr. Laura Colson McLean, Dean of JCSU Metropolitan College. She works very intentionally with working age adults to get them the skills and education they need to move to the next level in their careers.

The best estimate of the My Future NC Commission for the number of people in North Carolina who started college but then dropped out is 905,000. In many ways, they have the worst of both worlds: they’ve spent money on college and often had to take out loans, but they don’t have the benefit that comes with a degree. Finding those folks and convincing them to come back to school again is a challenge that a lot of people are working on. You’ll hear about efforts at community colleges and public universities, but you might not have heard about the work of Charlotte’s Johnson C. Smith University. Our First in Future guest this week is Dr. Laura Colson McLean, Dean of JCSU Metropolitan College. She works very intentionally with working age adults to get them the skills and education they need to move to the next level in their careers.

Laura Colson McLean, Dean of Metropolitan College atJohnson C. Smith University