The partnership between the team and the university will provide students with job opportunities, new academic programs, and other regional benefits.

The grant project is called “Rhetorics of the Rust Belt: Framing Cleveland through transformative texts,” and was awarded via the Teagle Foundation’s “Cornerstone: Learning for Living” initiative.

The series of courses is open to the public and will address evolving to meet the needs of changing workplaces.

Anyone who completes NPower’s free program and earns industry credentials can receive up to nine credits at Sinclair Community College.

The Perrysburg Rotary Club gave $1,000 for the Center for Campus and Community Connections.

The grant comes from the U.S. Department of Energy with the goal of establishing training programs for clean energy jobs.

Edison State Community College has many ways it supports veterans, including having a designated lounge for veteran students. The grant from Walmart will ensure it is stocked with drinks, snacks, and school supplies for the next two years.

The new resource for students will provide assistance and support for those who are in any stage of recovery for a variety of issues.

Howard, a nurse for many years at Licking Memorial Hospital, was integral to the founding of the Central Ohio Technical College’s nursing program.

The project received $750,000 in the state budget recently signed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer.