Establishes lifelong learning centers in the State University of New York for adults aged 40 and older.
The bill establishes lifelong learning centers within the State University of New York to provide courses for adults aged 40 and older. These centers aim to help individuals explore life options, remain civically engaged, continue their education, and acquire skills for a second career. The board of trustees will award grants to institutions of higher education to establish these centers, which will focus on career counseling, workforce re-entry services, and skill development.
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