A credential should reflect demonstrated capability. It should indicate not just that someone has participated, but that they can apply what they have learned in ways that matter. This is where higher education plays a critical role. The rigor, intentional assessment, and standards that define our work are what allow a credential to carry that level of meaning.
By investing time in this certificate program, Matt Ong said, “Ultimately, I received expanded knowledge, shared perspective, and validation to lean into my expertise and unique values."
The highlight of the evening was the Pinning Ceremony of the graduates, which symbolized both achievement and belonging within the CPS community.
The simple truth is that when a crisis unfolds the WIIFM (What’s In It For Me?) proposition kicks into overtime!
The MAM in Practice certificate equips students with practical strategies to capture, store, organize, and retrieve growing volumes of video and multimedia content. Taught by industry experts, it provides applied instruction that enables students to build sustainable, AI-enhanced content ecosystems, ensuring media assets are both easily discoverable and preserved for the future.
"Without people, process, technology, and data working together," Lindsay Colavito said, "it's hard to have a high-functioning creative operations team."