The Agricultural Technical Institute was awarded a grant from the National Science Foundation for a program entitled "Bioenergy: A Model Workforce Education Program." The grant of US$762,416 (€584,495), will be used to develop a new associate of science degree and certificate program in bioenergy as well as offering professional development programs for 120 high school and college educators.
The new bioenergy program will be offered beginning in autumn 2012 to coincide with the conversion to semesters. The program will prepare students for employment in operations management or maintenance of bioenergy facilities and related businesses. Read more ...
The new bioenergy program will be offered beginning in autumn 2012 to coincide with the conversion to semesters. The program will prepare students for employment in operations management or maintenance of bioenergy facilities and related businesses. Read more ...
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