The college received $200,000 from the state to fund the expansion.
has received funding to expand short-term workforce training programs for adults.
“This funding will expand access to workforce training programs, increasing employability skills, and impacting lifelong economic prosperity as individuals who complete these programs accept family-sustaining jobs, which will help them purchase homes, build wealth, and contribute to our collective community,” Pedro A. Rivera, president of Thaddeus Stevens College said in a news release.
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