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This NSF grant establishes a critical educational infrastructure in Wyoming by deploying portable quantum kits and creating transfer pathways from community colleges to four-year degree programs. The initiative directly addresses workforce development needs for the quantum economy through K-12 outreach and specialized undergraduate coursework.

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Casper College Awarded $444,000 NSF Grant to Build Statewide Quantum Workforce Pipeline

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 17, 20262 min read

Casper College received a $444,059 NSF grant (Award #2609718) to create a statewide quantum education and workforce initiative. This "Quantum Pipeline" project will deploy 130 Quantum Trunks across Wyoming, host a summer science camp, and establish an undergraduate course to build a diverse talent pipeline for the quantum economy. This initiative, led by Dr. Andrew Young, marks the college's first NSF PI award since 1995. The post Casper College Awarded $444,000 NSF Grant to Build Statewide Quantum Workforce Pipeline appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Wyoming-based community college Casper College has been awarded a $444,059 grant (Award #2609718) from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to launch a statewide quantum education and workforce initiative. Funded under the…

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