Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Eda Economic Adjustment Assistance Award to Mid-state Technical College Will Help the College Construct a Workforce Development Center Equipped With State-of-the-art Equipment for Healthcare, Welding, and the Construction Trades. the New Center Will Be Located in the City of Adams, Whose Long-term Low Per-capita Income and Related Chronic Distress Will Be Mitigated by the Training Provided at the Center. the New Eda-funded Project Includes Renovation of an Existing Building to Include a New General Sciences Laboratory and Construction of a New Space for the Welding and Construction Trades Curriculum. the College?s High Placement Rate for Its Graduates Will Allow Students to Access Careers Immediately Upon Graduation.
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$1.8 Million
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