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Summer 2021

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Learning and lab space Plans for the second phase of the rollout include renovating the college's physical plant building to become the NWACC Cycling and Technician Education Center (C-TEC). The Cycling and Technician Education Center would house the bicycle technician program and offer a learning and lab space for future BIEA-accredited programs and community members. Plans for the center include: • Space for changing and hygiene stations for those cycling to campus. • A bicycle repair station for those cyclists using the trailhead. • A skills course or single track to test out bicycles. The center will serve as a link between the community and the region's growing cycling industry. Focus on diversity Part of the Walton Family Foundation grant metrics include a very targeted, data informed, recruitment strategy. "At this time, partnerships are being established with various groups and we are formulating recruitment strategies as it relates to Latinx, BIPOC, and the LGBTQ community," Bolinder said. "Hopefully, those strategies will include some sort of scholarship offerings for those communities as well." Bolinder also thinks the BIEA is an important partner for NWACC's diversity outreach for the program. BIEA's mission includes supporting programs that are 9 Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce

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