Henderson Community College opened the HCC Care Center in April, providing an array of services to students to help with challenges that may interfere with academic success.
The new two-year Apprenticeship Academy program at GCTC will pair students with local companies to gain on-the-job training through apprenticeships while pursuing degrees and certifications.
A new program at GCTC will allow certified paramedics to enroll in a program that provides a path to becoming a Registered Nurse. The specialized program is the first in the region and administrators hope to both improve the income potential for students and help area healthcare facilities address a nursing shortage.
The National Science Foundation grant will allow ECTC to grow its Advanced Manufacturing Army Career Skills Program to include robotics and automation certification and fund the new position of Career Skills Program Coordinator.
ACTC announced changes to the Surgical Technology program and two new diploma programs affiliated with the Business Administration program, meant to offer flexible options for students on a path to career readiness.
The Blazers Give Day event engaged participants in online giving, social media engagement, and campus-based activities, raising money for scholarships and academic program development with the help of students, parents, faculty, employees, and alumni.
The Information Technology Department at VU recently hosted a Capture The Flag event on campus that had teams compete using both classic scavenger hunt style clues along with cybersecurity software.
Historic fingerprints on Roman oil lamps owned by the Evansville Museum of Arts, History and Science were recently documented by UE alumna, Dr. Megan Hagseth, while using 3D imagery to create digital models of the ancient artifacts. The discovery provides insight into the identities of the crafters.
Flying HIGH, Inc. is working with graduate students from the cybersecurity program at Purdue University Global to upgrade its system of data management and cybersecurity, saving the organization money and providing valuable experience to students.
Professor Margaret Choka of Pellissippi State Community College was recently honored for excellence in eLearning by the Instructional Technology Council.
