The program is designed to take less than one year and will provide students the opportunities and skills needed for a career path.
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“It’s our responsibility to ensure that every student has equal access to education and the opportunity to meet their full potential,” said President Dr. Steve Johnson. “There is already so much that we do to support students that have self-identified as formerly in foster care. This additional funding will allow us to bolster our existing efforts and we are extremely grateful.”
The funding from this grant will support Sinclair’s existing Skills to Work Initiative that aims at providing tuition support for students pursing in-demand short-term certificate programs.
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