Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) Franklin-Simpson Center welcomed twenty-five new Advanced Manufacturing Technician Students (AMT's) into the Southcentral Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (SKY FAME) program on Tuesday, August 9th.
Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College will host a week of dedicated festivities from August 22-25. The College requests that faculty, staff and students show their school spirit by wearing SKY colors and apparel and posting pictures to social media with #SKYCTCproud.
Bowling Green, KY., August 9, 2022 - Today a press conference was held announcing the kick-off of a brand-new program in Warren County that will train and certify local residents interested in heavy equipment operation as a career. This new program is a collaboration among the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, Bowling Green Independent School District, Holland's Excavating, Scott, and Murphy, Inc., Scott & Ritter, Inc., Scotty's Contracting & Stone, Stewart-Richey Construction, South Central Workforce Development Board, Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College, Warren County Area Technology Center, Warren County Public Schools, and WKU College of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
A partnership between the Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College Foundation and the Warren County Tech Center Advanced Motorsports Foundation will assist local high school graduates continue their technical education pathway at Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College through the Dr. Ivan Schrodt "Excellence in Action" Scholarship. Pictured (from Left): SKYCTC President, Dr. Phillip Neal, Warren County Attorney Amy Milliken, Warren County Tech Center Advanced Motorsports Foundation board member, Dr. Ivan Schrodt, SKYCTC Foundation Board Treasurer, Steve Sinclair, SKYCTC Foundation Executive Director, Heather Rogers and Eric Keeling, President of the WCTC Advanced Motorsports Foundation.
Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKYCTC) Franklin-Simpson Center hosted instructors and staff from across the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME USA) network on campus for three days of training, July 26-28, to deliver the Manufacturing Core Exercise (MCE) curriculum on Problem Solving.