Working
together for a strong workforce
The
Midwest
Center for Information Technology
(MCIT), founded in 2001, is a consortium of 10 community colleges throughout
Iowa,
Nebraska,
North Dakota, and
South
Dakota. Working together with K-12 schools, four-year
colleges and universities and employers, MCIT is focused on strengthening and
expanding the region’s information technology (IT) workforce.
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 Preparing
the next generation
MCIT exists to promote interest in and the study
of IT at all levels. Specifically, we assist community college faculty as they
prepare the next generation of employees with the vital technical and
non-technical skills the workplace demands today, and will continue to demand
well into the future.
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Promoting
changes to meet tomorrow’s needs
The Center works on initiatives that promote
regional change and enable community colleges to address emerging technologies,
meet employers’ skill requirements, attract students — especially women and
students of color — to IT careers, and help all IT students successfully obtain
their goals.
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Fostering
economic development through education
MCIT is housed at the AIM Institute in
Omaha,
Nebraska. AIM is a nonprofit
membership organization comprised of employers, education and government
organizations. Its mission is to support community growth related to
information technology. AIM staff obtained funding for MCIT through a National
Science Foundation grant. AIM also provides project
management for MCIT initiatives and faculty training.
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