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Nellie Mae Education Foundation is a Quincy, MA-based company in the Education sector.
By The Hand is an after school program that emphasizes academic excellence while nurturing the whole child—mind, body and soul. They are located in Chicago’s most under resourced neighborhoods and currently serve over 1,600 kids in critical need across...
639992 Waldorf University is a private for-profit university in Forest City, Iowa.
ISC is Penn’s Trusted IT Partner, strengthening our community through reliable services and collaborative relationships. Information Systems and Computing (ISC) is the University of Pennsylvania’s central IT organization, providing infrastructure and services upon which Penn’s numerous Schools and Centers build their unique tools and capabilities. ISC’s 270-plus employees work closely with the University’s IT organizations in order to create, deliver and support products and services that help Schools and Centers operate efficiently and effectively. We strive to be easy to work with, and to serve as a trusted advisor to Penn’s IT community, faculty, staff and students in support of an environment of discovery and progress. ISC’s focus on customer service and the high-quality, cost-effective, reliable implementation of modern IT solutions advances the mission of the University, as well as that of each individual School and Center. At Penn, technological freedom and departmental autonomy represent dearly held core values. ISC supports those ideas by providing foundational services and cogent counsel, empowering individuals and departments to employ their distinct strengths in support of their goals. Over the course of nearly three decades, ISC has helped constituents connect and thrive in an ever-changing technology environment. This rich base of experience allows us to respond to client, marketplace and economic needs in order to improve and optimize delivery, ensure the satisfaction of those who depend on our services, and consistently deliver lasting value to the broader University community. To collaborate with the Penn community on IT services that enhance and support the mission of the University of Pennsylvania.
Pitt Community College was founded as the Pitt Industrial Education Center in 1961. It now has about 10,000 students who can choose from 44 associate degree programs, numerous certificate programs, 22 diploma programs and 18 college transfer programs.