Hennepin Tech Receives $4 Million in State Funding
Hennepin Technical College has been awarded $4,147,500 in funding from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) to expand its automation robotics program.
The funds, provided by the Minnesota Forward Fund (MFF), will be used to purchase new equipment and create additional training space for students in the field of microelectronics manufacturing.
- The Minnesota Forward Fund supports private investment, business attraction, and expansion in existing and emerging industries in Minnesota.
- The program also provides state match funding required by federal programs such as the Consolidated Appropriations and CHIPS Acts.
The funding will help create a microelectronics manufacturing training pipeline for students.
Author's summary: Hennepin Tech receives $4 million funding to expand robotics program.
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