Summary
Minah Woo, the Vice President of Workforce, Innovation, and Strategic Partnerships at Howard Community College, has significantly contributed to the development of nontraditional registered apprenticeship programs since her arrival at the college in 2017. Under her leadership, the college has become a leader in apprenticeship offerings across various fields, including technology and healthcare, demonstrating a commitment to creating pathways for individuals into high-demand careers.
Woo's work exemplifies the potential of registered apprenticeships to transform lives and communities by providing access to education and career opportunities for those who may not have had them otherwise. Her recent recognition at national conferences and invitations to the White House highlight the importance of innovative workforce development strategies in today’s economy.
Why this matters for apprenticeships
This story showcases the impactful role of registered apprenticeships in expanding career opportunities and economic mobility for individuals. It emphasizes the importance of leadership in workforce development and the potential for community colleges to serve as vital sponsors of apprenticeship programs.
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