Dr. Maria Markham, director of the Arkansas Department of Upper Training (ADHE), has notified Arkansas Tech College-Ozark Campus that it’ll obtain a $1 million regional body of workers grant for the renovation of the ATU-Ozark business keep watch over methods development.
Built in 1976, the power supplies 6,000 sq. ft of house for educational systems in automation, business electronics and laptop knowledge era.
“Those are in-demand, STEM systems that lead without delay to rewarding careers and satisfy a marketplace want for staff with those abilities,” stated Bruce Sikes, ATU-Ozark chancellor. “Present lab and educational areas supporting automation instruction are restricted in pupil areas and don’t seem to be congruent nor consultant of the twenty first century production environments of as of late. We’re thankful for ADHE’s attention of ATU-Ozark Campus and this high-priority undertaking.”
The investment will permit ATU-Ozark to renovate inside areas explicit to program call for and replace utilities, lighting fixtures and air methods. As well as, the undertaking will supply cutting-edge automation lab house, relieve flooding problems, supply suitable handicap accessibility, meet restroom requirements, replace energy wishes and repair the roof construction on the ATU-Ozark business keep watch over methods development.
Know about profession training alternatives to be had at ATU-Ozark Campus through visiting www.atu.edu/ozark.
