HAMPTON, Va. (WAVY) — A new workforce development center returns Hampton University to its vocational roots while paving the way forward.
The university cut the ribbon Wednesday on the new center, which will train students and others in valuable trades. That’s thanks to a $2 million grant obtained by Rep. Bobby Scott. For those looking to go the non-traditional college route, it’ll open opportunities for high-skilled and high-demand jobs.
The Workforce Development Enterprise program is spread across three locations — on Butler Farm Road is the Community Health and Vocational Center, the Center for Culinary Arts and Business Networking and the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship are around the corner on Eaton Street in downtown Hampton…