Life sciences manufacturing is getting a $30 million boost in Eastern North Carolina, thanks to a state budget appropriation to develop a biologics training center in Wilson. But there also are other efforts going on to grow the region’s biotech sector.
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Over the course of 10 weeks, students learn the ins and outs of maintaining and operating a fully fiber-optic network.
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Students in Wilson Community College’s Agritech program learn the basics of computers and Global Positioning Systems, pesticide application, how to operate forklifts and backhoes, and basic machinery repair.
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This story was written for WRAL TechWire Innovator partner Wilson Community College. WILSON – Carrie Wilson Morris, a student in the paralegal program at Wilson Community College, was in Raleigh three counties away watching on her office computer as a Wilson attorney discussed his work. As an online student, Marris...
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Someday, in a few years, high school students who have chosen to study theater or dance or music or the visual arts will share the hallways with students who have selected biotechnology and a pharmaceutical career.
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The Wilson Academy of Applied Technology, in partnership with Wilson Community College and Beddingfield High School, emphasizes a skill set that will go directly to work in any of the area manufacturing facilities.
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New Lee Technology Center at Wilson Community College arises from 1958 dealership.
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In the N.C. Community College System, credit courses can lead to certification in any number of fields, and usually requires the completion of four courses in that field.
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