Advanced Manufacturing Training Center · for our students and community through relevant programming and regional community partnerships, we must also look for ways to improve our

O W E N S C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E

A D V A N C I N G T H E R E G I O N

Advanced Manufacturing Training Center

FROM THE PRESIDENTWhat an exciting time at Owens Community College! As we continue to foster success for our students and community through relevant programming and regional community partnerships, we must also look

for ways to improve our current facilities.

Our regional business partners have expressed an urgent need for additional training to meet the predicted 2,118 new jobs in advanced manufacturing over the next five years. With that in mind, Owens will renovate a 50,000 square foot facility to create the Advanced Manufacturing Training Center.

This two-phase project is scheduled to be completed by summer 2020.

With your help, this modernized center will meet a community need, strengthen the economy, prepare area residents for rewarding careers and advance Owens as an indispensable partner for local businesses.

Dr. Steve Robinson President, Owens Community College

OWENS FACTS

4 out of 5 Owens graduates are working in Ohio one year after graduation

Enrolled nearly 1,900 Advanced Manufacturing students in the 2017-18 academic year

Enrolled 15,654 students in the 2017-18 academic year

Awarded nearly 3,300 Advanced Manufacturing degrees and certificates since 2009

Nearly 20% of all Owens students in the past decade enrolled in Advanced Manufacturing programs

Awarded nearly 40% of all Advanced Manufacturing degrees and certificates in our legal district since 2008

Impacted the regional economy by supporting more than 10,700 jobs

and generating more than

$708 million in added income

JOB OUTLOOKAdvanced Manufacturing job outlook for Lucas, Wood and Hancock counties over the next five years:

2,118 new jobs

With an average annual salary of

$63,228

Resulting in an additional annual economic impact on the region of

$134 million

REGIONAL IMPACT OF ADVANCED MANUFACTURINGMore than 65 large scale companies in the region that currently collaborate with Owens Community College have expressed a need for additional training for their incumbent workers and a pipeline of qualified new employees. Over 130,000 people currently hold positions in northwest Ohio in advanced manufacturing, which includes approximately 400 companies. Southeast Michigan has roughly 350,000 people working at over 700 companies.

With a large pool of retiring employees and knowledge in advanced technology needed for existing and incoming workers, the Center is well poised to take on the training needs of our region. Not only will the Center have the capacity to train a labor force in current technology, but also in the advance technologies that are just coming to the forefront.

The Center will offer state-of-the art labs and equipment in approximately 50,000 square feet of completely renovated space. Hands-on short-term training will enable our students to enter the job market quickly. Students will finish training with an industry recognized credential that will lead into degree programs should they intend to continue their education.

The Advanced Manufacturing Training Center Will:1. Attract individuals to enter the industry sector of

skilled trades and manufacturing and foster increased partnership opportunities for the region’s workforce training needs.

2. Fill the workforce jobs gap by producing an increased number of skilled workers available to employers in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan.

3. Provide advanced training available to current employers, and provide the skilled labor workforce needed, to attract new business and industry to the region.

ROOM NEW SIZE (square feet)

CURRENT SIZE

(square feet)INCREASE

CNC and Machining Lab 6,857 4,775 44%

HVAC/Plumbing Lab 4,461 2,265 97%

Mechanical/Pneumatics Lab 4,367 1,282 241%

Electrical Lab 4,074 1,399 191%

Robotics*/PLC Lab 2,666 974 174%

Computer Labs 3,528 1,839 255%

HAAS Showroom 1,322 912 45%

CAD Lab 1,018 763 33%

Total 28,293 14,209 99%

SQUARE FOOTAGECurrent vs. New

Currently, all of these classrooms and labs are spread out across four buildings on the Toledo-area Campus

* Robotics program is new

STRATEGIC PROJECT INVESTMENT

State Capital Dollars

Owens Local Funds

Capital Campaign

$4 MILLION

(42%)

$3.6 MILLION

(37%)

$2 MILLION

(21%)

NAMING RIGHTS OpportunitiesThere are many ways to support the Advancing the Region campaign and the vision for the proposed Advanced Manufacturing Training Center.

The following are naming rights opportunities throughout the new facility:

Skilled Technology Labs . . . . . . $150,000 – $500,000

• CAD Lab

• CNC and Manual Machining Lab

• Electrical Lab

• HVAC and Plumbing Lab

• Mechanical and Pneumatics Lab

• Robotics and PLC Lab

Specialty Areas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $75,000 – $150,000

• Workforce Lobby and Front Desk Area

• Workforce Multi-Purpose Space

Computer Labs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000

Conference Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000

Classrooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,000

Student Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000

CNC and Manual Machining Lab

Electrical Lab

HVAC and Plumbing Lab

Mechanical and Pneumatics Lab

Robotics and PLC Lab

CAD Lab

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Classroom

Classroom

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Conference Room

Computer Lab

Computer Lab

Computer Lab

Computer Lab

Lobby/ Front Desk

Workforce Multipurpose Space

Student Area

THE ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TRAINING CENTER

SITE PLANThe Advanced Manufacturing Training Center (AMTC) is conveniently located between I-75 and the I-80/I-90 Ohio Turnpike.

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1. Welding Design Center (WD)

2. Founders Hall (FH)

3. Veterans Hall (VE)

4. Heritage Hall (HH)

5. College Hall (CH)

6. Alumni Hall (Public Safety/Disability Services)

7. Facility Services

8. Child Care Center (CC)

9. Bicentennial Hall (BH)

10. Health Technologies Hall (HT)

11. Administration Hall (AD)

12. Transportation Technologies Annex

13. Transportation Technologies (TT)

14. Industrial & Engineering Technologies (ET)

15. Library (LB)

16. Audio/Visual Classroom Center (AV)

17. Math/Science Center (MS)

18. Greenhouse (GH2)

19. Student Health & Activities Center (SH)

20. Center for Fine & Performing Arts (PA)

21. Baseball Field

22. Softball Field

23. Soccer Field

24. Firing Range

25. Fire Science/Law Enforcement Center (LE)

26. Driving Pad

27. Center for Emergency Preparedness (CEP)

28. Training and Operations Center (FTS)

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AMTC SITE

WELDING CENTER

VETERANS HALL

FOUNDERS HALL

HERITAGE HALL

Owens Community College partnered with SSOE as the Architect for the Advanced Manufacturing Training Center. All building and space renderings were created by SSOE.

Owens Community College Board of TrusteesDiana H. (Dee) Talmage Board Chair Educator (retired)

Mary Beth Hammond Board Vice Chair Fifth Third Bank

Charles L. Bills Ohio Logistics Warehousing and Transportation

Dr. Srinivas K. Hejeebu University of Toledo Medical Center

Jason W. Johnson Dana Corporation

Karil M. Morrissey Cooper Tire & Rubber Company

Edwin J. Nagle III Nagle Companies

H. Richard Rowe Edward Jones Investments

Rita Russell Huntington National Bank

Owens Community College Senior AdministrationSteve Robinson, Ph.D. President

Jeffrey Ganues ‘18 Chief Financial Officer and Vice President, Business Affairs

Amy Giordano Vice President, Enrollment Management and Student Services

Lisa Nagel, J.D. General Counsel and Vice President, Administration

Denise Smith, Ph.D. Vice President, Academic Affairs and Provost

Owens Community College Foundation Board of DirectorsPhilip J. Rudolph, Jr. Chairman Rudolph/Libbe Companies

Diana H. (Dee) Talmage Vice Chair Educator (retired)

Michael E, Duffey Secretary SSOE

Alan M. Sattler ‘82 Treasurer ProMedica Insurance Corporation

Jennifer Fehnrich Executive Director Owens Community College

James Baehren Owens-Illinois (retired)

James F. Carter Wood County Commissioner (retired)

Walter J. Celley ‘76 Perrysburg Township

Gregory L. Cepek Fifth Third Bank

Jeffrey Ganues ‘18 Owens Community College

James H. Geers Cooper Tire & Rubber Company (retired)

Andrea M. Gurcsik First Solar

Mary Beth Hammond* Fifth Third Bank

Sean Hankinson The Andersons, Inc.

Amy Hansen ‘90 Oregon City Schools Foundation

Jeannie Y. Hylant Hylant

Lawrence Jones Principle Business Enterprises

Keith Jordan JLJ Vision Outreach

Daniel E. Kimmet Aeroquip/Eaton Corporation (retired)

Allan J. Libbe Rudolph/Libbe Inc. (retired)

Ronald W. Matter Penta Career Center

Ronald McMaster GlassTech Inc. (retired)

Thomas F. Pounds Village Life & Home Magazine

Steve Robinson, Ph.D. Owens Community College

Louie Rubiola Marathon Petroleum Company

Arthur H. Smith Libbey Inc. (retired)

Foundation Emeritus DirectorsRandi S. Bellner U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management

R. Jeffrey Bixler HCR Manor Care (retired)

Paul Meinerding KeyBank (retired)

Edward J. Reiter Sky Bank (retired)

Jack T. Sculfort New Heritage Holdings LLC

David Seeger ‘80 Great Lakes Credit Union

Rasesh H. Shah The Andersons (retired)

Sharon S. Speyer Huntington Bank

J. Michael Wilder Marathon Oil Company (retired)

Owens Community College Alumni AssociationAmy L. Hansen ‘90 President Oregon Schools Foundation

Thomas R. Daniels ‘93 Vice President Bowling Green State University

Carolyn S. Chapman ‘91 Treasurer University of Toledo

Amanda Caig ‘06 Secretary Toledo Zoo

Melissa M.S. Brown Executive Director Owens Community College

Walter J. Celley ‘76 Perrysburg Township

Oscar Cordova Student Government Representative

Christopher Eaton Fifth Third Bank

Matt A. Feasel ‘82 Pike-Delta-York Schools

Richard Harrison ‘14 General Building Products

Susan M. Litten ‘79 Fortis College

Janet M. Meacham ‘98 Fifth Third Bank

Tracy A. Seeger ‘01 ProMedica Wildwood Orthopedic and Spine Hospital

Steven Stockdale ‘07 Buckeye Broadband

Andre L. Tiggs ’08 ‘13 Toledo Fire & Rescue Department

Thomas N. Tiggs ’08 ‘13 Toledo Fire & Rescue Department

Mark G. Wasylyshyn Wood County Sheriff

Audrey Wright ‘03 Lucas County Juvenile Justice Center (retired)