The Graduate Certificate in Community College Leadership (CCL) prepares individuals for leadership roles within the realm of two-year higher education, ranging from dean positions to presidencies.

This program's coursework focuses on theory, research, and practical applications relevant to contemporary leadership in community colleges. Participants delve into various aspects, including the purpose, function, and evaluation of community and technical colleges, as well as the characteristics and needs of community college students.

Additionally, they explore educational programs, teaching strategies, organizational structures, funding mechanisms, and critical topics such as diversity, grant writing, and resource development. Furthermore, students investigate the implications of rurality on educational access and workforce participation.