With new facilities, Cochise College trains for jobs in demand
Thu, 02/18/2010 - 12:13am
Kathy Allard listens to the heartbeat of the simulated man patient in the nursing department during Wednesday’s open house on the Cochise College Sierra Vista campus. The simulated patients can even talk to medical personnel.
(Mark Levy • Herald/Review)
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SIERRA VISTA — Local community members saw the result of years of planning and a decade of conservative fiscal management as Cochise College showcased its new facilities during an open house on Wednesday.
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This is good news. For a Junior College such as Cochise College, this is
quite an undertaking. They can help fill the needs for this type of activity
that 4-year colleges/universities cannot do. My hat and hands go out to them.
Since the voters said no to the bonds a few years ago, how is the college
paying for the new buildings? The college said no new buildings without the
bonds passing, but apparently they found a way to fund the buildings another
way - how?
Congrats to Cochise College, and to Sierra Vista. Education is the foundation
for growth.