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In an effort to meet continuing workforce shortages in the state, Delaware Technical and Community College will expand their certificate and diploma offerings. With registration for spring classes beginning, Del Tech is hoping that those who want to train for a new career or advance in their current career will take advantage of some of the shorter programs that can help them achieve that goal. “We are really excited about all the offerings we have under workforce development,” Justina Sapn...

Delmarva Power provides $85K to support students impacted by COVID-19 December 18, 2020 DELMARVA- Delmarva Power has announced it is dividing $85,000 dollars between University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Delaware State University to support students impacted by COVID-19. The President of Delmarva Power said for the past 26 years the company has collected donations from businesses and organizations through its annual charity golf tournament to support educational organizations. This year they...

This is pre9/11 moment. >> the rhetoric has been matched by a reorientation of the national security state both public and private over cyber security over the last three to five years. the pentagon is dramatically expanding its cyber command and the fbi, dhs and dod have all increased their cyber security staff and budgets significantly over the past three years. del tech estimates the federal government spent nearly $10 billion on cyber security contracts in 2012. so with both of media and nat...