The League for Innovation in the Community College (League) is an international nonprofit organization with a mission to cultivate innovation in the community college environment. Founded in 1968 by B. Lamar Johnson and a dozen U.S. community and technical college presidents, the League has proudly served community college institutions for almost five decades.
News and Announcements
February, 2018
The League for Innovation in the Community College and Mesa Community College (MCC) co-hosted a “Day for Visionaries and Innovators: Constructing a Blueprint for Radical Transformation” at MCC on February 16. The event is first in a...
May, 2018
Established over 30 years ago, the League’s Innovation of the Year Award was devised as a way to recognize significant innovations at League Board and Alliance member...
AWARDS
March, 2018
The Riegelman Awards for Excellence in Public Health & Health Navigation Education in Community Colleges were presented to three community colleges at the League’s 2018 Innovations Conference in National Harbor, Maryland, to representatives...
March, 2018
Three outstanding technology students were honored with Terry O’Banion Student Technology Awards at the League’s Innovations Conference on Monday, March 19. Named for the League’s President Emeritus, who assisted in Monday’s presentation, the...
Who We Are
League for Innovation in the Community College
FROM INNOVATION LIBRARY
Upcoming Events
West Houston Institute
December 9-13, 2018
The Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch
Scottsdale, AZ
February 24-27, 2019
New York Marriott Marquis
New York, NY
Information Coming Soon About 2019 Learning Summits
Projects
Faculty Voices
Engaging Faculty in the National Completion Conversation
What issues, challenges, and concerns do you have about the national focus on student completion? In what ways are you supporting student success, retention, and completion? Join the conversation! MORE>
Walmart Brighter Futures 2.0
Training for 21st Century Middle-Skill Employment
Community colleges are helping low-income individuals acquire and document the 21st century skills needed to obtain middle-skill employment, and to communicate their skill level to employers. MORE>
Community Colleges & Public Health
Advancing the Community College Role in Public Health Education
Curricular resources to assist community colleges in developing programs in public health education and administration, environmental health, and health navigation are now available. MORE>
Publications
Innovatus: Spring 2018
The magazine of the League for Innovation in the Community College
Social Justice Approaches With Community College Students: Engaging Students and Faculty Identities
by Suzanne M. Buglione
The Community College Baccalaureate: Supporting Regional Economic Development
edited by Constance M. Carroll and Rufus Glasper
