New Program Launch Lycoming College recently launched the Early Warrior Dual Enrollment program, attracting 11th and 12th grade students from public high schools to take college courses. This initiative presents an opportunity to promote educational partnerships and course offerings to high schools looking to enhance their curriculum.
Research Partnership The collaboration between Lycoming College and the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper to research hellbender nest sites offers a chance to engage with environmental organizations. Leveraging this partnership can open doors for promoting sustainability-focused programs and initiatives to like-minded groups.
Grant Funding Securing a $150,000 grant for the Detwiler Planetarium showcases Lycoming College's ability to attract external funding for educational projects. This success can serve as a conversation starter to explore grant opportunities with organizations interested in supporting innovative learning experiences and technology advancements.
Investment in Campus Facilities With a $65 million investment in campus facilities, including science and music centers, Lycoming College demonstrates commitment to enhancing its educational infrastructure. This development presents an avenue to engage with construction companies and facility management services for potential partnerships in future campus expansions.
Direct Admissions Initiative Launching a direct admissions initiative for Lycoming County offers a targeted approach to attract local students and build community relationships. This initiative provides an opportunity to collaborate with county education boards and high schools to promote enrollment and strengthen ties within the region.