By reimagining classrooms and other environments on campus, schools can deliver programs that build a future for career-conscious students
Pathways Innovation Center Wyoming/Photo © Astula/Raul J. Garcia Career and technical education (CTE) programs continue to grow in popularity as both secondary and postsecondary students move to gain tangible and often STEM-related skills for the future in a variety of fields.
Recognizing the need to serve those students better, colleges that offer these opportunities are continually looking to improve and enhance the environments that house career-focused initiatives.
There are many considerations when looking to build out or rebuild existing areas, especially how these spaces can function in…
