Federal grant · project grant (b)
Community Project Funding/congressionally Directed Spending - Construction - in Order to Increase the Number of People Who Earn a Credential in a High-demand Healthcare Field; the Pipeline of Qualified Individuals for Our Healthcare Partners; Enrollment in Sinclair Health Sciences Certificate Programs; and the Number of Minorities in Healthcare Occupations Sinclair Will Modify Existing Space on the College’s Downtown Dayton Campus to Establish and Accommodate a New Healthcare Certificate Hub That Will Include the Following: - Two Allied Health Labs (approved by Ohio Department of Health) - Replicate the Centerville Allied Health Lab, Including a Moveable Wall That Allows for One Large Lab of Sixteen to Be Divided Into Two Eight-person Labs - Two Computer Classrooms That Seat Thirty Students Each – Moveable Tables and Chairs to Provide Flexibility of Space - One Lab for Phlebotomy and Clinical Lab Assistant (eight Chairs) - Faculty Hoteling Office Space – Six Desks With Computers - Two Conference Rooms for Private Conversations, Meetings, and Recruitment Events With Employers - One Office for the Manager of Academy and Partner Recruitment - Welcome Desk to Triage Enrollment, Financial Aid and Advising - Designated Parking Area With a Well-lighted Lot for Students Taking Evening Classes
Committed
$2.0 Million
Paid out
$1.8M
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$229.4K
11%
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