Funding opportunity The college recently secured a multi-million dollar Strengthening Institutions Program grant to bolster Nursing and Allied Health student success, indicating a strong appetite for funded initiatives in education technology, student retention, and workforce development partnerships.

First-gen support A new grant focused on expanding support for first-generation students signals potential for programs or platforms that enhance onboarding, mentorship, tutoring, and cohort-based engagement solutions.

Pathway collaboration Partnership with Marshall University for streamlined Bachelor of Applied Science pathways highlights this institution’s openness to cross-institutional software, data sharing, and academic analytics to smooth degree progression and articulation agreements.

Tutoring initiatives Engagement with Princeton Review Tutor.com for high-dosage tutoring shows willingness to invest in tutoring technology and services, presenting an opportunity for learning management systems, tutoring platforms, or analytics that support targeted student intervention.

Technology stack A diversified tech footprint including AWS, Drupal, Office 365, Airtable and analytics tools suggests readiness for scalable cloud-based solutions, integration projects, and data governance or process automation services to improve operations and student experiences.