Last night, at Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s annual state of the city address at Corcoran High School, the College’s ERIE21 program and work in the Salt Springs neighborhood was mentioned during his 60-minute talk.
ERIE 21: Together We Rise
ERIE21 elevates our community by facilitating tech-centered pathways that equip students with the skills and confidence to thrive in an ever-changing workforce. I cannot overstate the impact that Le Moyne College’s ERIE21 program is having on our local community. Our students’ transformational experience in ERIE21 is helping our City reach its full potential by leveraging and realizing the great promise of those who live within it.
Opportunities to create generational change don’t come along every day. But right now, we have a chance to end a cycle of poverty that has persisted for decades and take advantage of a once-in-a-generation investment in our regional economy. The commitment we make today can change countless lives and reshape the course of our community for years to come. This is ERIE21. Let’s rise together.
As the region continues to attract new businesses and investments in the technology sector, we have an unprecedented opportunity to solidify CNY’s position as a technology hub and drive our economy forward. ERIE21 will play a critical role in providing the education and support needed to ensure an abundance of qualified people to take full advantage of this opportunity.
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Le Moyne's ERIE21 program has been awarded substantial funding from the Syracuse City School District (SCSD).
Le Moyne College's ERIE21 program is entering a new phase as the Onondaga Central and LaFayette Central School Districts will now participate in the program, thanks to $250,000 in funding from…
Last night, at Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh’s annual state of the city address at Corcoran High School, the College’s ERIE21 program and work in the Salt Springs neighborhood was mentioned during his 60-minute talk.
Le Moyne's ERIE21 program has been awarded substantial funding from the Syracuse City School District (SCSD).
Le Moyne College's ERIE21 program is entering a new phase as the Onondaga Central and LaFayette Central School Districts will now participate in the program, thanks to $250,000 in funding from…
Meet Amanda Delaney ‘10, Director
- Pronouns: she/her/hers
- Email: milesam@lemoyne.edu
- Hometown: Frankfort, New York
- Current town: Syracuse, New York
- Why I enjoy being a part of ERIE21:
I love working with the ERIE21 team and our numerous community partners to help CNY students of all ages to carve unique paths to personal and professional success! - Connect on LinkedIn
