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From Mentorship to Momentum: A Look at NAAIC’s 2025-2026 Institutional Mentorship Program

September 14, 2026
NAAIC's Institutional Mentorship Program connected mentee community colleges with experienced mentor colleges, helping launch new AI credentials, engage high school students, and build industry partnerships nationwide. Read how that mentorship is building momentum across the consortium.
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NAAIC Receives NSF Supplemental Funding to Advance National AI Dual Credit Pathways

August 13, 2026
The National Applied AI Consortium has received $324,326 in supplemental NSF funding to develop a National AI Dual Credit Pathways Playbook. The initiative will create a nationally replicable framework to help community colleges and K-12 school districts establish AI dual enrollment pathways, with publication planned for Summer 2027.
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How Industry Leaders Are Helping Community Colleges Keep Pace with AI Workforce Change

June 18, 2026
AI is evolving rapidly, and workforce expectations are changing just as fast. Discover how NAAIC's 2026 Applied AI KSA Report helps community colleges align AI programs with employer demand through industry-informed guidance and emerging workforce insights.
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NAAIC in the News

September 29, 2026
Career Prep When No One Knows What’s Next
Inside Higher Ed
Colleges and universities are under acute pressure to prove their value in the form of graduate outcomes. NAAIC is mentioned as an example of preparing college for applied AI pathways that provide jobs to students.
September 22, 2026
How Community Colleges Are Pioneering AI Education
Issues in Science and Technology
On the episode of The Ongoing Transformation from Issues in Science & Technology, NAAIC Founder Antonio Delgado Fornaguera joins host Sara Frueh to talk about why that bet is paying off.
September 22, 2026
Can AI Be A Solution To America’s Workforce Challenges?
Forbes
AI is transforming job requirements, with AI skills becoming essential across multiple sectors of the economy. A proposed solution involves publicly-funded, AI-enabled skills training programs.