DMACC campuses awarded $13 million in grants

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Des Moines Area Community College welding instructor Bill Morgan (right) visits with U.S. Congressman Tom Latham of Iowa and U.S. Deputy Labor Secretary Seth Harris during a tour of the DMACC Ankeny Campus welding lab. Harris later announced a nearly $13 million federal grant to the Iowa-Advanced Manufacturing consortium consisting of all 15 community colleges in Iowa, including Newton. The grant will help train and certify students in several manufacturing disciplines, including welding, industrial automation and robotics.

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