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The Center on Education and Training for Employment is Transforming the Workforce of the Future
Written by Marcie Kamb, May 4, 2022 The Center on Education and Training for Employment (CETE) serves as a translational research center within The Ohio State University’s College of Education and Human Ecology, solving societal problems with evidence-based interventions to policy development that results in the

Kevin Williamson Joins the Center on Education and Training for Employment
Written by Jennie Long, April 20, 2022 The Center on Education and Training for Employment (CETE) recently welcomed Kevin Williamson to his new role as Systems Specialist where he is responsible for managing computer equipment and systems, and providing general technical support at CETE. When asked what was

Dr. Kenyona Walker Selected as a Fellow for the 2022 Leadership Ohio Class
Adapted from Leadership Ohio News by Marcie Kamb, March 16, 2022 Leadership Ohio, a nonprofit organization catalyzing statewide leadership and leading a unifying movement of diverse, connected leaders striving to improve Ohio, is pleased to announce it has selected the new class of Fellows for

Jennie Long Joins CETE with a Mission to Connect Workforce Development’s Four Pillars of Influence
Written by Marcie Kamb, November 30, 2021 The Center on Education and Training for Employment (CETE) is thrilled to welcome Jennie Long to her new role as the Assistant to the Director, Dr. Ana-Paula Correia. She will work across all of CETE’s eight program areas, and assist

The College of Education and Human Ecology Awards the Center on Education and Training for Employment’s Associates
The College of Education and Human Ecology Awards the Center on Education and Training for Employment’s Associates Written by Marcie Kamb, October 18, 2021 The event hosted dancers from different programs at The Ohio State University. The annual College of Education and Human Ecology (EHE)

Going Virtual with Test Development – Subject Matter Experts Give a Seal of Approval
Written by Angie Stansell and Marcie Kamb, September 29, 2021 How does a team that functions by conducting in-person workshops continue to develop high-quality assessments to meet client needs when you cannot host in-person meetings? It’s simple: you go back to the drawing board, establish

How do you Liven up Test Development? With a little bit of Standards Alignment, a heap of Validation and Standards Setting, and a whole lot of Item Writing Facilitation from Ruth Ann Falconer
Written by Marcie Kamb and Ruth Ann Falconer, September 1, 2021 Ruth Ann Falconer joins the Assessment Program as a program coordinator and has dedicated her entire career to education, including her roles as a business education teacher, as an Ohio Department of Education (ODE),

Dr. Gabrielle Hicks: A Change Agent Leading with an Open Heart and Mind
Written by Marcie Kamb, August 26, 2021 Dr. Gabrielle Hicks joins the Equity, Engagement, and Evaluation Team as a postdoctoral scholar. She is currently involved with the Parent Mentor Project assisting with professional development and bringing her experience with special education and a PhD in Educational Studies (focus: School Psychology) from The Ohio State University to advance the work

Transitioning Back to School: Strategies for Success
Written by Dr. Belinda Gimbert and Marcie Kamb Transitioning back to school or starting for the first time in the school year 2021-2022 can create extra challenges during a pandemic for students and their families. Dr. Belinda Gimbert, Program Lead of the Professional Learning for

Tighten your Toolbelt: The Go Digital Training Collection Gives you Online Training Tools to Sharpen your Skills
Written by Marcie Kamb, June 28, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic required human resources and corporate training professions to quickly pivot to online trainings for onboarding, reskilling, upskilling and more. But with remote work and learning continuing beyond the pandemic—and with 94% of business leaders expecting

The Center on Education and Training for Employment Rides the Audio Wave of the Future into a Post Pandemic Workforce
Written by Marcie Kamb, May 24, 2021 You may have your queue, you may have a note saved on your phone with recommendations from friends and coworkers, or you may have never listed to one. Are Podcasts the audio wave of the future? Can you

The DACUM (Developing a Curriculum) Virtual Institute Meets a Global Demand
By Marcie Kamb, April 26, 2021 “The corporate e-learning market is slated to increase by $38.09 billion between 2020 and 2024.”-Business Wire This statistic does not surprise the Center on Education and Training (CETE) at The Ohio State University. Serving as innovative leaders in teaching,