Detroit Drives Degrees and the Chamber are excited and proud to share the many faces of the Detroit region as they share their experiences and reasons for joining the Detroit Regional Talent Compact.
Continue ReadingDetroit Drives Degrees and the Chamber are excited and proud to share the many faces of the Detroit region as they share their experiences and reasons for joining the Detroit Regional Talent Compact.
Continue ReadingDec. 13, 2020 – Crain’s Detroit Business
Now, perhaps more than ever, is the time to remember that there is a lot more that unites us than divides us. Thriving households, strong businesses, and safe neighborhoods are things we all aspire for. We share a common vision and a common fate. And even though today’s political climate may suggest otherwise, we even share common agendas.
Continue ReadingRace to the FAFSA Line & Student Support In the wake of COVID-19, Detroit Drives Degrees has partnered with the Detroit College Access Network (DCAN) to virtually support students by conducting a series of college access webinars and one-on-one virtual …
Continue ReadingThis webinar provides a comprehensive look into the Chamber’s education and talent strategy, and how employers can get involved. George Corona (00:01): Good afternoon everyone and welcome to the Detroit Regional Chamber’s webinar on …
Continue ReadingDetroit Drives Degrees hosted its monthly Leadership Council meeting and welcomed the Community Education Coalition CivicLab’s Jack Hess and John Burnett. Last month, the Chamber’s Detroit Drives Degrees, collective impact effort hosted its monthly Leadership Council meeting and welcomed the …
Continue ReadingThe Detroit Regional Chamber Detroit Drives Degrees’ annual “Race to the FAFSA Line” challenge was started three years ago to increase FAFSA completion among high school seniors in Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne county to 65 percent and encourage them to …
Continue ReadingSarah Craft, manager of Detroit Drives Degrees for the Detroit Regional Chamber, moderated a panel during the North American International Auto Show titled “Why I Chose Michigan.” The panel discussed the unique education, career, and community opportunities that are available not only in Detroit but all over Michigan.
Continue ReadingThe United States is moving toward a “knowledge economy” meaning that by the year 2020, 55 million jobs will require some education beyond high school. This equates to about 65 percent of all available jobs in the nation. Currently, 44 …
Continue ReadingDetroit, Mich. (Oct. 1, 2018) – Today, the Detroit Regional Chamber’s annual “Race to the FAFSA Line” challenge opened for school participation in Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties. The Chamber’s Detroit Drives Degrees initiative promotes the challenge to encourage high school …
Continue ReadingMost students don’t have any idea what they want to do after high school or college. Some of that is due to the fact that there is little career exposure to young people. My school, Cornerstone Health and Technology, is different. I’m about to start my senior year of high school and I’ve already had three career exploration opportunities.
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