Students preparing for careers in the energy sector have an innovative new facility for learning.
The Great Lakes Energy Education Center, located on the campus of Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay, celebrated its grand opening on June 25 with a ribbon-cutting and open house, though it’s been available for students to use since January. Amy Kox, associate dean of Energy and Agriculture, says the “Great Lakes” reference reflects the center’s status as a leader in energy education in the Midwest. Years of planning went into the facility’s design, and it’s become a model for other energy centers.
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