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County to get grant money from Tech

Photo provided Tennessee Tech faculty leaders managing the GEAR UP grant include, from left, Julie Baker, interim associate provost and dean of the College of Graduate Studies; Darek Potter, director of Tech’s Millard Oakley STEM Center and assistant professor of exercise science; and Luke Anderson, instructor of curriculum and instruction.

tech pic copy.jpg — Photo provided Tennessee Tech faculty leaders managing the GEAR UP grant include, from left, Julie Baker, interim associate provost and dean of the College of Graduate Studies; Darek Potter, director of Tech’s Millard Oakley STEM Center and assistant professor of exercise science; and Luke Anderson, instructor of curriculum and instruction.

Warren County is set to receive over $5.5 million in funding to promote college readiness from a new program from Tennessee Tech University supported by a federal grant.

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