


Two infrastructure projects at NICC Calmar have won funding from the Accelerated Careers in Education (ACE) program.
One project will enhance classroom and lab areas for a Medical Assistant program starting at the Calmar campus next fall. An $80,000 ACE grant will support the program.
A second project--a construction project to remodel current classrooms at Iowa's Dairy Center into a surgery suite for the Large Animal Veterinary Technician students and faculty--has qualified for a $50,000 ACE grant..
NICC vice president of business and community solutions Dr. Wendy Mihm-Herold explains, "The ACE funds must be used to invest in high-demand, high-wage and high-growth occupation programming and can only be used for infrastructure projects and construction of facilities."