drive us to be committed,” Gullickson said. Germanna has also expanded


opportunities for those incarcerated and recently released. To help current and former inmates get back on their feet, they can engage in workforce programs while in Coffeewood Correctional Center or aſter release. As we look toward Culpeper’s future,


we must also embrace advancements in nuclear power technology. Germanna will be partnering with Amazon Web Service and Dominion Energy to create the training necessary to build a workforce capable of building and installing small modular reactors. Tis will continue to create more permanent jobs for operating and maintaining them. Germanna will also be the first college


in the country where Amazon is supporting the construction of a 5,000-square- foot mobile training facility on the Fredericksburg campus. Te new facility will be used by Germanna and employers in the trade industry for training in electrical, HVAC, fiber optics, and data center operations. “We are compelled to provide these opportunities,” Gray said. “People don’t


1969 Germanna’s Locust Grove campus under construction.


always know what they need, or what they want to do. Tey just know that they want to make a living wage. It is our responsibility to provide that for them.” Germanna works in collaboration with Culpeper County Public Schools’ Culpeper


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Technology Education Center (CTEC) to provide opportunities to high school and college-age students who want to enter the trades or information technology. “We have collaborated with industries like Cedar Mountain Stone. Students from


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