
The Technology and Business
Development Center offers:
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Consultation services through SCORE and OSU South Center
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Workshops and seminars (for university credit and non-credit)
designed to assist entrepreneurs and small business development
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University courses designed to educate students interested in
starting and growing a business
- A
library of resources and tools to assist the entrepreneur and
small business
Partners with:
- OSU
South Centers
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Chillicothe Ross Chamber of Commerce
- SCORE
- Ohio
University Center for Entrepreneurship
- Ohio
University College of Business

Please visit us at our location in the Technology
and Business Development Center and our website at:
www.chillicothe.ohiou.edu/
to see the current scheduled
offerings.
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About the Center

Expansion underscores Chillicothe Campus’ vision by supporting
the academic mission and its role as an economic driver
Ohio
University-Chillicothe took a major step in its mission of serving
its students and serving the South Central Ohio region when the
Technology and Business Development Center went online with the
opening of winter quarter classes in January.
Law Enforcement Technology (LET) classes are being held in the
building’s classrooms as well as classes related to Business
Management Technology, Technical and Applied Studies, and the
Applied Management degree programs, as well as other business and
technology classes. The facility includes simulation training areas
and other enhancements to provide students in the popular LET
program the training they need to become top-flight professionals to
protect area citizens.
Additionally, the building provides flexible space for OU-C students
and regional residents to have access to the resources they need to
put their own concepts in motion and launch their own business
ventures.
The center is the result of a 8,200-square-foot addition to the
Technical Studies Building that increases the building’s total size
to approximately 13,900 square feet. Ground was broken for the
addition on June 28, 2010. Total cost was $2 million.
“In
many ways, this endeavor captures the Chillicothe Campus’ mission by
supporting academic programming and further bolstering the campus’
ability to serve as an economic driver for the region,” OU-C Dean
Martin Tuck said. “This new space will allow for Chillicothe Campus
students and area residents to receive the support they need to take
their ideas from concept to reality, and then to the marketplace.
This underscores the campus’ commitment to serving as a gateway to
promise and, in this situation, that involves providing access to
resources.”
Also, this structure is the
first LEED (Leadership in Environment and Energy Design) certified
building on any of Ohio University’s regional campuses. This
certification confirms that the Chillicothe Campus is modeling
best-practices methods in terms of conservation and sustainability.
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