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U.S. Department of Commerce Invests $2.85 Million in CARES Act Recovery Assistance to Aid Reopening of Alaska's Tourism Economy

U.S. Department of Commerce Invests $5.5 Million in CARES Act Recovery - Assisting Industrial, Tourism, and Manufacturing Growth and Resiliency in Tennessee

Des Moines U to Apply CARES Act Funding to Telehealth Tech -- Campus Technology

Des Moines University, a medicine and health sciences institution in Iowa, has received a $2 million CARES Act Recovery Assistance grant to outfit a planned state-of-the-art simulation center on a new campus. Goals of the project include enabling healthcare providers and students to train on simulated and live patients, to advance their clinical skills, and to boost the addition of telehealth as a permanent feature of the state s healthcare system. Besides simulation labs, the equipment will incorporate the use of artificial intelligence and virtual reality. The university, which broke ground last September on the new center, has located the new campus on an 88-acre site. The facility is designed for innovation and will include flexible class environments, learning studios and laboratories.

NMTI to receive $10.3M grant from US Commerce

WASHINGTON (U.S. Department of Commerce) — The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration is awarding a $10.3 million grant to Northern Marianas Technical Institute, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, to support workforce education and training through the construction of a new facility to house the school’s trades program. This EDA grant is expected to create 410 jobs, retain 385 jobs, and generate $2 million in private investment. “EDA is pleased to support Northern Marianas Tech’s construction of its new workforce career training facility,” said Dennis Alvord, acting assistant secretary of Commerce for Economic Development. “This project will help the Northern Mariana Islands respond to the economic impact of Super Typhoon Yutu by boosting training opportunities for citizens looking to compete for high-skill, high-wage jobs.”

Great News for Businesses Along Lee Boulevard

Between pot holes, and roller coaster inclines on one of the most traveled for industry roads in town, there is great news on the horizon!