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Tomorrow's Workforce... Today - Columbus Technical College

Kathelen Amos Named Volunteer of the Year

Capital campaign co-chair Kathelen Amos received the Volunteer of the Year Award from the Technical College Foundation Association of Georgia. View...

Real Results

The Foundation's 2006 Annual Report is now available. View... (pdf)

$1M Boost from The Synovus Foundation

The Synovus Foundation Chairman, Rep. Calvin Smyre, has announced a $1 million investment in the campaign. More...

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Real Challenges

The Future Challenge

Meeting the needs of providing additional healthcare professionals is priority one at Columbus Technical College at this time.

Today, our focus is on a healthcare system in need and its impact on our community. Over the last 25-30 years, virtually every new or expanding company in our region has been the beneficiary of the services of Columbus Technical College and the Georgia Quick Start Program. The same flexible and responsive approach and creative thinking that has served us so well in other sectors will be needed to meet our challenges in healthcare.

J. Robert Jones, President, Columbus Technical College

J. Robert Jones, President of Columbus Technical College

In the past year, Columbus Technical College has launched five new associate degree programs in healthcare – Health Information Technology, Pharmacy Technology, Respiratory Care Technology, Medical Office Technology, and Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

Unfortunately, funding limitations have kept the College from implementing other programs that are in high demand. Budget constraints have also forced Columbus Technical College to turn away more than 600 fully qualified students in areas of critical need, including registered nursing and practical nursing. The Tomorrow's Workforce... Today campaign will assist the College in implementing programs and in building new teaching facilities on its River Road property.