Center for Applied Technology

Wayne State College

A state-of-the-art facility for applied technology, this new construction of a 53,000 square foot, two-story educational facility features thirteen modern instructional labs for manufacturing, applied engineering, construction management, safety management, and robotics. It also includes classrooms, labs, and offices for industrial technology, computer technology, and information systems programs, as well as a skywalk connection to an existing building.

 

Wayne, NE

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