Ivy Tech to Host Campus Grand Opening

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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowOfficials from the city of Noblesville and Ivy Tech Community College will host an event Tuesday to celebrate the completion of $30 million in improvements to the school’s campus in the Hamilton County city. The work includes a new atrium and refinished gymnasium at the campus, which previously served as a Noblesville High School building.
The grand opening will be attended by outgoing Ivy Tech President Tom Snyder, Central Indiana Region Chancellor Kathleen Lee and Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear.
During an interview on Inside INdiana Business Television shortly after the campus opened late 2014, Lee said the offerings at the campus will focus on science, technology, engineering and math and include a new construction technology program, among many others. Since it opened, the school has launched partnerships with the Excel Center Adult High School, Adult Basic Education program, Noblesville Parks and Recreation and Work One, who officials say will open an office on the campus next month.
Other amenities include new student commons areas, as well as robotics, machine tool, HVAC and construction technology labs. The county chipped in $11.5 million, the city is covering $6.5 million the state contributed $12 million.
Ivy Tech is the state’s largest public postsecondary institution.