Press release provided by Terra State Community College
Fremont, Ohio, September 7, 2018 – Through the
Terra College Foundation,
Terra State Community College has received a grant for nearly $288,000 from the
United State Department of Agriculture in the form of a
Rural Business Development Grant. The funds will be used to renovate the first floor of the General Technologies Building for the new home of the Kern Center, as well as the Board Room on the second floor.
Additionally, a new leadership and entrepreneurial center will be created. The new center will focus on area businesses, manufacturers, health care providers and their employees that want to advance to supervisory positions and need leadership training. The center will be the first of its kind for community colleges in Ohio and will possibly open early next year.
Other updates to the building will be the addition of charging stations and computers for internet/email access in the atrium, new furniture for all rooms and teleconferencing capabilities.
Terra State Community College is a two-year accredited, state-supported, commuter college located in Fremont, Ohio. Terra State has a long history of service to the community and providing students with an education that is both accessible and affordable. Terra State offers twenty-two Applied Degrees and Certificates to students.
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