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nearest you, or visit the Career Services website.<br />

<strong>Community</strong> Education Fall trips<br />

<strong>CCAC</strong>’s <strong>Community</strong> Education, in partnership with Lenzner Tours will offer three trips this<br />

fall. On Saturday, October 11, travel to Peek ‘n Peak Mountain Resort in Findley Lake, New<br />

York to enjoy the autumn foliage, annual craft fair and farmers’ market. On Saturday, October<br />

25, see Washington, D.C. in a day that includes a guided tour of some of the most famous<br />

and interesting museums and monuments. On Saturday, November 8, travel with <strong>CCAC</strong> on<br />

the New York Express as we spend the day exploring the historical and cultural sites of<br />

New York City.<br />

All trips will depart from the <strong>CCAC</strong> Allegheny Campus parking lot, Ridge Avenue, North<br />

Shore. Gratuity for the driver is included in the cost of the tours. Cancellations must be<br />

made 30 days prior to the departure day of the tour.<br />

<strong>CCAC</strong> Announces Partnership with Allegheny County<br />

In June, <strong>CCAC</strong> President Alex Johnson and Allegheny County Executive Dan Onorato<br />

announced the formation of the <strong>CCAC</strong>–Allegheny County Workforce Alliance. This strategic<br />

partnership between the college and Allegheny County is designed to strengthen workforce<br />

development initiatives in Pittsburgh and the surrounding region.<br />

Charles T. Blocksidge, PhD, will serve as executive director of the <strong>CCAC</strong>–Allegheny County<br />

Workforce Alliance. Dr. Blocksidge has been employed with <strong>CCAC</strong> since 2002 and previously<br />

served 14 years on the college’s Board of Trustees. “<strong>CCAC</strong> and Allegheny County have a rich tradition<br />

of working together in order to address critical workforce needs in the region,” says Dr. Blocksidge.<br />

“This alliance forges a partnership that ensures the development and maintenance of a quality workforce.”<br />

Through collaboration with regional partners, the <strong>CCAC</strong>–Allegheny Workforce Alliance will<br />

take steps to identify and meet workforce needs, closing the loop in the workforce training<br />

cycle. An advisory council will be established with representatives from business and industry,<br />

labor, economic development groups, foundations and educational institutions. The advisory<br />

council will focus on recruitment, training and retention of qualified employees.<br />

For additional information on the <strong>CCAC</strong>–Allegheny Workforce Alliance, please visit the<br />

<strong>CCAC</strong> website.<br />

Upcoming <strong>CCAC</strong> Events<br />

Second Annual <strong>CCAC</strong> Skilled Trades Fair to be Held at <strong>CCAC</strong> West Hills Center<br />

The second annual <strong>CCAC</strong> Skilled Trades and Services Fair, featuring more than 20 exhibitors,<br />

will be held at the <strong>CCAC</strong> West Hills center in Oakdale on Tuesday, October 7 from 9:00 a.m.<br />

to 2:00 p.m. Admission is free.<br />

The 2007 <strong>CCAC</strong> Skilled and Services Trades Fair attracted more than 500 participants, with<br />

the majority represented by visiting students and teachers from regional high schools as well<br />

as career and technical centers.<br />

“This is a prime opportunity for area students to be exposed to a variety of skilled trades in one place, in a<br />

relatively short timeframe,” says Donna Imhoff, PhD, campus president, <strong>CCAC</strong> North campus<br />

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