DAYTON — A local community college will receive federal and state funding to help students.
Sinclair Community College was awarded $10 million in Talent Search grant funding.
This will help the college’s efforts to expand college access and career readiness services designed to strengthen the area’s workforce, according to a Sinclair spokesperson.
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“Sinclair remains committed to helping more students pursue post-secondary education, earn valuable credentials, and prepare for in-demand, good-paying careers,” said Dr. Steven Johnson, President & CEO at Sinclair.
The $10 million was secured for five-year talent search funding through both the Statewide Talent Search Initiative ($6.25 million) and Federal TRIO Talent Search Renewals($3.75 million), the spokesperson said.
“This $10 million investment expands opportunities for thousands of students across our region,” said Chris Welch, Director of Student Enrichment Programs at Sinclair College. “Sinclair’s efforts through Talent Search will continue to help more students overcome barriers to education and connect with opportunities that improve their future.”
These grants will help provide academic tutoring and advising, college and career planning, financial aid assistance, campus visits, and connections to dual enrollment, workforce credentials, and apprenticeship opportunities.
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