DAYTON — Congress approved a federal funding package on Thursday, securing funding for local programs.
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Part of that funding was $1.145 million for an Enhanced Manufacturing Education Center at Sinclair Community College.
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The funding will be allocated to develop the Integrated Technology Education Center, the college said.
The ITEC will provide training for high-demand careers in information technology, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
It will be located in Building Eight on Sinclair’s Dayton Campus, which will undergo a significant renovation to become a 36,000-square-foot facility with additional mezzanine space.
The ITEC is anticipated to open in 2028.
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