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North Carolina A&T, Alamance Community College Partner With IACMI To Provide No-cost Precision ACE Machining Training - Vimarsana News

North Carolina A&T, Alamance Community College Partner With IACMI To Provide No-cost Precision ACE Machining Training

/PRNewswire/ -- North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (N.C. A&T) and Alamance Community College (ACC) have kicked off the first Computer...

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Media Releases and Statements Media Contacts For immediate media inquiries: Michael Bratton, Media Strategist Office: 419-372-6349 Cell: 419-654-2001 Email: mbratto@bgsu.edu Colleen

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UNI expands online degree completion programs to include Technology Management Bachelor of Arts - Vimarsana News

UNI expands online degree completion programs to include Technology Management Bachelor of Arts

The University of Northern Iowa has added an online option to the Technology Management Bachelor of Arts major, targeting adult and place-bound learners.

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Iowa City students learn skills at industrial tech facility - Vimarsana News

Iowa City students learn skills at industrial tech facility

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa City High School student Jerry Mwenemkamba enrolled in an industrial technology class because he thought it could teach him life skills that would serve

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Iowa City High's new industrial tech facility paves way for new course - Vimarsana News

Iowa City High's new industrial tech facility paves way for new course

Iowa City High's former cafeteria is now a new industrial technology facility for students, but the future of the program relies on more instructors.