Central Piedmont Shares Its AI Program With The North Carolina General Assembly
Central Piedmont highlighted how its artificial intelligence program is preparing students for in-demand careers during Community College Day at the North Carolina General Assembly.Â
The big pictureÂ
- College representatives visited Raleigh to share more about Central Piedmont’s AI program.Â
- The college serves more than 1,000 students across its IT programs.Â
- The focus is on workforce preparation for today’s jobs and emerging technologies.Â
Who represented the collegeÂ
- Joseph LittleÂ
- Dr. Frazier SmithÂ
- Jacequeline MitchellÂ
What they sharedÂ
- How AI education is integrated into IT pathwaysÂ
- The college’s role in supporting North Carolina’s workforce needsÂ
- Career-ready training aligned with industry demandÂ