Recipient name: johnson county community collegefunding request: 1,095,000PROJECT description: for training programs, including equipment.congressional sponsor: senator jerry moranproject title:…

Recipient name: johnson county community collegefunding request: 1,095,000PROJECT description: for training programs, including equipment.congressional sponsor: senator jerry moranproject title: building an advanced manufacturing workforce through support of career and technical education at johnson county community collegecommunity project alignment with the guiding pillars of the workforce system: not applicableproject purpose and goals: the purpose of this project is to build up the johnson county community colleges training capacity to support the advanced manufacturing sector in the state of kansas by enhancing the existing automated engineer technology and welding metal fabrication programs and creating a newassociate of applied science in machining manufacturing technology, with courses in computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining.project design: single or limitedaction projectproject activities: the key activities include the following:purchasing, installing and training faculty on new modules for the existing CP lab standard variant V6 trainer used in the automation engineer technology program.purchasing, installing and training faculty on a laser welding system, plasma cutting table, and welding robot for the metal fabrication welding program. Developing curriculum for a new associate of applied science in machining manufacturing technology, with courses in computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining. Developing a 3COURSE sequence in CNC machining for dislocated workers to be offered through the colleges continuing education.purchasing, installing and training faculty on new CNC mills and lathes for the new CNC machine technology courses.project period of performance: 24 monthsproject location: johnson county, kansastarget populations or intended beneficiaries: intended beneficiaries: students enrolling in automation engineertechnology, metal fabrication welding, and the new machining manufacturing technology programs.linkages to workforce system partners (if applicable): does not applyother partners (if applicable): does not applyperformance outcome goals (if applicable): qualitative goals:1.purchasing, installing, and faculty being trained on approved equipment for the metal fabrication welding program.2.purchasing, installing, and faculty being trained on approved equipment for the automation engineer technology program.3.creating curriculum for new associate of applied science in machining manufacturing technology program.4.purchasing, installing, and faculty being trained on approved equipment for the machining manufacturing technology program.quantitative goals: not applicablesub-recipient activities n a.