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Eileen Candels, director of partnerships (shown) and Amy Thompson, Ph.D., chief technology officer, of Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT) spoke with CT State Tunxis advanced manufacturing technology students on Oct. 6, sharing information on internship opportunities and manufacturing sector growth in specific industries.
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CT State Community College (CT State) will celebrate Manufacturing Month this October with a lineu…
Student adjusting a metal lathe machine while wearing safety glasses in a workshop.
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CT State Housatonic will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. to unveil th…
Metallica  Scholars Foundation
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  CT State Asnuntuck is proud to announce its selection as one of the community colleges invited…
Graphic of CT State Campuses
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Connecticut State Community College (CT State) will hold "Manufacturing Mondays" Open Houses on Ma…
Photo: Leadership and administration from CT State Community College, Connecticut State Colleges & Universities, and the Board of Regents cut the ribbon with Gov. Ned Lamont, the Town of Farmington, and Central Connecticut Chamber of Commerce members.
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Connecticut State Community College (CT State) celebrated the grand opening of its new Advanced Ma…
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HARTFORD, CT – CT State Community College (CT State) Capital celebrated the opening of its new 2,9…
Worker wearing protective gloves using a torch to cut or weld a piece of metal, sparks flying in a manufacturing setting
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CT State Community College (CT State) will celebrate Manufacturing Month this October by engaging…
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The Connecticut community colleges and technology company Xometry were joined by Connecticut Cente…