Partners and Impact
We partner and work with leading associations, industry groups, agencies, state systems, and educational institutions—supporting initiatives that have reached hundreds of colleges and thousands of learners nationally and globally. As expert collaborators, we co-own and co-lead the work we engage in. So while we won’t work for you, we will work with you to bring new ideas to life.
A selection of the current initiatives Nectary Solutions is leading or supporting to connect learning to work.
Featured Initiatives
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We've partnered and worked with leading organizations to transform approaches to connect learning and work, including:
American Association of Colleges & Universities (AAC&U): Curriculum to Careers Innovation Initiative
American Council on Education (ACE): Workplace learning assessment, Shell USA; ACE credit recommendation review
Council for Adult and Experiential Learning (CAEL): LearningCounts Portfolio Assessment program
EdStrat | Educational Strategy and Design Group: Reduced credit bachelor’s degrees research project
Institute for Effectiveness in Higher Education: Impact Partner; Author
NC-SARA: Engagement, education, and communications consultation
Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU): Fellows Program initial design; Ongoing workshop faculty
Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission: Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) Taskforce; CPL institutional workshops and policy development
QA Commons: Strategy and support
The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Programs: Academic and internship quality and program assessment
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Our college and university partners repeatedly call on us to lead, guide, and support academic, workforce, and student success initiatives, including the following institutions:
Clackamas Community College, Oregon
Dominican University of California, California
Holyoke Community College, Massachusetts
McDaniel College, Maryland
Menlo College, California
Mission College, California
Newstate University (Advisory Board)
Northern Marianas College, Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands
Oregon Institute of Technology, Oregon
Portland Community Colleges, Oregon
Prison University Project / Mt. Tamalpais College, California
School for New Learning, DePaul University, Illinois
Simmons University, Massachusetts
Tangaza University College (with School for New Learning, DePaul University), Nairobi, Kenya
University of Oklahoma, Online
Valdosta State University, Georgia
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We regularly contribute expertise to initiatives transforming how education aligns with career opportunity and economic mobility:
Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools—Distance Education Committee
Adult Higher Education Alliance (AHEA)—Board of Directors
American Council on Education (ACE) Non-Degree Programs—Carnegie Classifications
American Council on Education (ACE)—Stackable Credentials Framework Task Group, resulting in the report Quality Dimensions for Connected Credentials
Association of General and Liberal Studies (AGLS)—Selection Committee—Award for the Improvement of General Education
C-BEN Advisor in the Center for Skills Partnership for Skills Validation initiative
Competency-Based Education Research Journal
Connecting Credentials—National task group on quality credentialing, resulting in the report Building Trust in Credentials
Council on Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA)—Selection Committee—Student Learning Outcomes Institutional Award
Credential Engine—Various user and task groups
Institute for Higher Education Effectiveness—Accreditation Liaison Collaborative Advisory & Accreditation Fellow
International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning
NACE Skills-based Learning Initiatives
NASASPS - Distance Education Committee
UPCEA Council for Credential Innovation
WICHE / Pew Charitable Trusts—Report: State Approaches to Short-Term Postsecondary Credentials
These partnerships and initiatives represent our commitment to systemic change in the learn and work ecosystem. Learn more about our thought leadership and contributions to the field.
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