We have a new idea. If you believe universities and colleges could work together to serve all learners and could offer customized learning solutions to industry and non-profits — all in the name of advancing the common good — you should spend two minutes with Dr. John Comerford, president of the Coalition for the Common Good.
The Coalition for the Common Good (CCG) is a network of affiliated private, nonprofit colleges and universities that, through collaboration and integration, provide transformative education and lifelong learning. Together, we are dedicated to promoting the common good, including democracy, social justice, equity, inclusion, and engaged global citizenship.
The education, training, and expertise you need to grow your talent, your organization, and your success. Explore the learning solutions we provide.
Our partner-centric approach means we deliver a customized assessment to meet your needs. We provide tailored solutions to advance your strategic goals.
The industries, businesses, organizations, and non-profits that place their trust in the CCG team to deliver the high-quality results they need to succeed.
Collaboration over competition
Access over exclusivity
Equity over injustice
Inventive over irrelevant
Historic commitments. United by a shared mission. An uncommon approach to the common good.
We know what it means to take risks. To do the right thing before it’s popular. To be the first to find solutions when things aren’t working. We are national leaders in access and affordability, co-education, shared governance, and adult and graduate education.
Otterbein University and Antioch University have been united in their mission to ensure that all who are eager to learn have access to the life-changing power of a college education.
We believe collaboration, not competition, is the way forward. We believe in access over exclusivity. No Ivory Tower. Just the public square. We believe education has a responsibility to serve communities as much as it serves individuals. We believe in education for a more just society. That is the common good.
