WHAT IT ISWith funding from the National Science Foundation, CQC is launching a 12-week quantum pre-apprenticeship for working professionals with a background in technology. The program is being developed in partnership with BuildWithin, a Washington, DC–based organization with experience building U.S. Department of Labor–aligned apprenticeship programs. It is designed to
The EPB Board of Directors recently approved a resolution to provide new support to expand academic and research leadership at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) and to create new pathways for quantum research commercialization. The partnership will strengthen Chattanooga’s growing quantum ecosystem by expanding workforce development, advancing applied quantum research, and accelerating efforts to translate emerging quantum technologies into real-world economic opportunity. The resolution builds upon EPB’s long-standing collaboration with
Chattanooga developer, entrepreneur, and former professional basketball player Rashad Jones-Jennings recently returned to his alma mater, The Howard School, to serve as guest speaker for the school’s Senior Awards Day Celebration honoring the Class of 2026. A proud Howard alumnus from the Class of 2002, Jones-Jennings addressed students, families, faculty,
As part of a broader effort to help local schools save money while engaging students in learning about the benefits of energy efficiency, Normal Park Museum Magnet School – Lower School Campus (NPMM) has been awarded a $210,000 grant from EPB and the TVA EnergyRight® School Uplift program. The funding includes $200,000 for building energy upgrades, along with a $10,000
