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  1. Iowa Central Community College utilizes local resources and hosts events in Fort Dodge.
  2. Local leaders and figures established scholarships and took on leadership roles at Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge.
  3. Kevin Bahrenfuss was appointed to the Iowa Central Community College board, where Ulrich serves as President.

Iowa Central Community College pioneers Workforce Pell federal aid program

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Ulrich, President of Iowa Central Community College, attended a congressional briefing organized by the Association of Community College Trustees. During the briefing, he announced that Iowa Central Community College is the first school in the nation authorized to use the Workforce Pell program. This new federal student aid is available at Iowa Central for individuals pursuing training as emergency medical technicians.

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The Workforce Pell program is a new form of federal student aid designed to help students finish certifications with less student debt. Ulrich stated that the college aims to ensure students receive necessary training quickly to improve their lives. This authorization represents a significant change in how federal aid is applied to community college training.

Local leaders and figures have established scholarships and taken on leadership roles at Iowa Central Community College in Fort Dodge.

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  • The college could see increased demand for EMT training programs due to the availability of new federal funding

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