Westmoreland County Community College is offering a noncredit Contact Tracer training program that will be conducted via Zoom beginning December 7. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is estimated the United States will need a growing number of individuals in the public health workforce dedicated to case identification and contact tracing.
Students in Westmoreland County Community College's Additive Manufacturing program, which launched in the fall 2020 semester, are excited about the future. Additive manufacturing is the industrial production name for 3D printing.
Jayden Moffa has had to work harder than most for her accomplishments, because of something that happened to her six years ago.
As David An prepares to graduate from high school this spring, he feels uniquely prepared to take on the challenges of college. That's because he has already earned a degree! The Latrobe teen earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in Computer Science from Westmoreland County Community College last spring, when he was still a high school junior.
