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In ASU News: the design work behind stackable pathways

ASU News reports on how Arizona State University is redesigning the structure of learning for an AI-enabled economy. Patrick Rossol-Allison, associate vice president for strategic partnerships and enterprise collaboration at ASU’s Learning Enterprise, describes the credentialing framework now taking shape and what changes when prior learning carries a person forward instead of starting them over.

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The skills needed between conservation funding and conservation work

Conservation funding moves through proposals, and the budget attached to each one decides how much of the work gets paid for. Two Conservation Futures Academy courses, built with Conservation International, cover both halves of that job.

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ASU is training conservation leaders for a fast-growing nature economy

The Conservation Futures Academy has launched an online certificate that prepares field scientists and managers to lead the finance, GIS mapping and partnership work the next decade of conservation will demand.

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[2025 Year in Review] From setback to comeback: ASU Earned Admission students rewrite their college stories

Life paused their education. Now they’ve earned degrees on their own terms. This article is part of our 2025 Year-in-Review series, a retrospective on the inspiring stories of Arizona State University’s Learning Enterprise, focused on advancing learning across all stages of life. ASU Earned Admission by the numbers: The night before his final exam, Griffin…