East Texas Water Institute Launched to Address Workforce and Research Gaps
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What happened
The East Texas Water Institute was launched at Stephen F. Austin State University. The program is a partnership between Stephen F. Austin State University, Angelina College, and the Temple Foundation. The institute is designed to address shortages of skilled workers and a lack of research within the water sector in East Texas.
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Why it matters
The institute's purpose is to create jobs in the region and provide opportunities for students to work in the water sector. It also seeks to expand education around water infrastructure in East Texas, helping to keep regional water resources local.
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Who's involved
- Michael SimonPresident of Angelina College, involved in the institute's launch.
- Stephen F. Austin State UniversityHost institution for the launch of the East Texas Water Institute.
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Each traced step by step, with the reporting behind itHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Stephen F. Austin State University participates in a regional water initiative in East Texas.Sub-event
An institute focused on regional job creation in East Texas is being launched, involving Michael Simon, SFA, and the East Texas Water Institute.1 source
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The entities involved
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Michael Simon
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East Texas
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