![]() ![]() “We are excited to see this partnership unfold and see Tuskegee students play a key role in Amazon’s future.”Īnother high-profile development in Tuskegee is the launch of the Regional East Alabama Logistics (REAL) Park, which is expected to be a hub of global commerce serving companies in the automotive, aerospace, forest products and other industries along the Interstate Highway 85 corridor. A rendering shows the planned Regional East Alabama Logistics Park under development near Interstate Highway 85 in Tuskegee. “When a company like Amazon, a global online retailer and tech services provider, makes such a significant investment, that speaks volumes about the importance of Tuskegee University and also the community that surrounds it,” she said. The partnership between Amazon and Tuskegee is the latest example of innovation in rural Alabama, where universities and companies are engaged in developments that are shaping the future in research and industries, said Brenda Tuck, Rural Development manager for the Alabama Department of Commerce. “This creates training opportunities for our students to engage in cutting-edge technology and business practice that Amazon is known for while preparing them for career opportunities with one of the world’s most valuable brands.” Amazon is donating $1.2 million to fund programs at Tuskegee University that will train students in cutting-edge technology and business practices while preparing them for career opportunities with the company. “Amazon’s contribution allows us to enhance our academic curriculum to provide our students with a foundation in supply chain and logistics for all majors, and a specialty for engineering majors in robotics and mechatronics,” Hargrove said. Tuskegee Provost Keith Hargrove said the initiative will benefit students across campus. Tuskegee University has a new partnership with Amazon that will establish advanced training programs in mechatronics, robotics, supply chain management and logistics operations for students at the Macon County institution.Īmazon donated $1.2 million to fund the programs, which will include scholarships and a pipeline for leadership roles at the tech giant. James Spann: One more dry day for Alabama before rain returns.James Spann: Alabama still dry today rain at times over the weekend.James Spann: Periods of rain for Alabama over the weekend.Scott Martin: Showers move into Alabama later today.James Spann: Just a few isolated showers for Alabama today mild week ahead.James Spann: Generally dry, mild weather for Alabama through Friday.Alabama electric vehicle drivers take to the track at Barber Motorsports Park.Auburn University research team receives $2.1 million grant to mitigate growing threat to pine forests.Alabama Power's Baker selected Wildlife Biologist of the Year.Alabama Power Foundation, Blacks in Energy chapter host HBCU Hackathon in Birmingham.University of Alabama researchers hope to spur adoption of greener jet fuel.Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator seeks even greater success in third year.Attention, Alabama Halloween candy lovers: Make this holiday a little healthier, with a little planning.UAB researchers lead in creating task force to improve maternal health in Alabama.Trussville, Alabama, ‘witches’ brew up early Halloween Parade in Carrington neighborhood.Alabama State ends four-game Magic City Classic drought with 24-17 victory. ![]() People of Alabama: Eric Daily of Gulf Shores.The Next Round Alabama NewsCenter 2-minute Drill: Auburn fires coach Bryan Harsin.Hyundai Mobis plans Alabama EV battery module plant, creating 400 jobs.This fried catfish is one of 100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama.Alabama-based Bronze Valley announces latest round of investments in seven companies. ![]()
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