The University of Evansville has renamed a key academic center to better reflect its mission and target audience. The former Center for the Advancement of Learning will now be known as the Center for Professional and Continuing Education, according to a community announcement. The new name was approved by the university’s board of trustees and […]
The University of Evansville has renamed a key academic center to better reflect its mission and target audience.
The former Center for the Advancement of Learning will now be known as the Center for Professional and Continuing Education, according to a community announcement.
The new name was approved by the university’s board of trustees and is effective immediately.
The name change aims to provide greater clarity for prospective students and industry partners seeking professional development and continuing education opportunities, according to the announcement. It also aligns with terminology commonly used at peer institutions.
All existing programs and services within the center will remain unchanged and continue under the new name. These include adult degree completion programs, the Master of Science in Leadership, certificate programs, dual credit initiatives, industry partnerships, micro-credentials and CLUE programming.
“Our new name better reflects the work we do to expand access to lifelong learning opportunities and to support workforce and community development throughout the region,” said Cindy Felts, Senior Director of the Center for Professional and Continuing Education. “As the needs of students, employers, and industries continue to evolve, this new name more clearly communicates our commitment to offering flexible, relevant programs that help individuals advance their careers and strengthen our communities.”
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