Bloomington Ivy Tech life sciences center opening today

(Bloomington) Herald-Times

Monday, January 12, 2009 4:24 AM

By Sarah Morin, Herald-Times

smorin@heraldt.com

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is advocating for a more collaborative approach to adult education and workforce training opportunities to better serve more Hoosiers.

Work that is already being done in the Monroe County area, according to a leader in the local chamber.

"We are working well together," said Matt Wysocki, director of Workforce Initiatives at the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce.

"All the cooperation between workforce development and Ivy Tech on life sciences, new programs and certifications."

The proof: A 20,000 square-foot building in Bloomington to serve both Ivy Tech students and local employees in the growing industry.

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