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GREATER ACADIANA
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Principles of Partnerships

Developing the partnership’s core values School-Business partnerships must be built on shared values and philosophies.

Partnerships should:

Begin with an open and frank discussion about values, goals and needs.
Respect and reflect the culture and goals of both the education and business partners.
Support the core mission of the college.
Bolster the academic, social and physical well being of students.
Compliment the social values and goals of the college, business partner and the community.

Partnerships should be defined by mutually beneficial goals and objectives.

Partnerships should:

Clearly define short and long-range goals.
Focus on collaboration to determine activities that meet the goals of all involved.
Be aligned with education goals and board policies of the college and/or workforce division.

Debbie Burkheiser
LTC Greater Acadiana Region 4
Chief Workforce Training Officer
1101 Bertrand Drive
Lafayette, LA 70506
USA

Phone: 337 262-5962
Cell: 337 368-9768
Fax: 337 262-5122

E-mail: dburkheiser@ltc.edu

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