An AI tool called Smart Plan will soon be in the first phase of its implementation on October 27. It is designed to assist students in selecting which classes to take.

Recently five members of Vincennes University’s faculty and staff were presented with peer recognition awards. They were nominated by fellow staff members and selected for award by the President’s Advisory Committee.

The grant will provide the college with $59,000, which will allow for the expansion of student capacity in the programmable logic controller courses by 50%.

The program has been introduced in partnership with TEACH Early Childhood® Ohio and gives students the opportunity to participate in a “learn and earn” model.

The program has been designed to meet the region’s workforce needs by combining the teaching of electrical, mechanical, and automation engineering technologies into a single program.

The program has been designed to make a bachelor degree more accessible for low and middle income individuals in Central Ohio.

The six-week training program will prepare individuals to become 911 dispatch operators to help fill the need for emergency responders in the region.

The $13.7 million federal grant will allow the university to support middle schoolers from five districts in the state as they finish their secondary education and pursue college enrollment.

The grant will support the university’s new initiative, I-CAAN: Fostering Confidence, Academic Achievement, and Networking to Strengthen the STEM Workforce.

The program will assist individuals from low-income backgrounds as they plan, start, and grow their businesses.