FRCC and Broadcom Team Up to Bring College Courses to Manufacturing Workers
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FRCC has partnered with Broadcom, Inc., to offer college classes on site at the company’s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Fort Collins.
FRCC has partnered with Broadcom, Inc., to offer college classes on site at the company’s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Fort Collins.
FRCC is hosting a celebration of the five-year anniversary of the college’s Center for Integrated Manufacturing—and you’re invited!
FRCC has been selected from a competitive pool of applicants to receive $100,000 to transform the futures of students in our communities.
Front Range Community College is the first college in Colorado participating in the federal apprenticeship ambassadorship program.
This FRCC alum started nursing school but decided that wasn’t the right path. But she liked hands-on work… and discovered a fast track to her new career.
Major federal funding will boost FRCC’s optics technology program to help staff Colorado’s high-tech manufacturing industry.
The Gene Haas Foundation has awarded FRCC $17,500 in grants to support student scholarships and other program needs at the college’s Center for Integrated Manufacturing.
Over the last year most companies have had to adapt—and quickly—to the impacts of the global pandemic. Louisville-based Fresca Foods, Inc. has faced COVID-related challenges head on, embracing training opportunities for workers, and forging new ways to connect employees with each other, and to the company’s goals. The natural foods manufacturing company counts some of […]