BUILDING THE FUTURE North Idaho College Foundation

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1 Higher education and career and technical training are eential component to enure economic vitality for our region, our tate, and our nation. Since 1933, North Idaho College ha erved a thi region higher education and training partner. NIC provide 42 accredited career and technical program and 44 college tranfer program. Lat academic year, NIC touched the live of 17,972 tudent and community member, including: 7,772 credit tudent enrolled in 86 credit program. 4,807 tudent participating in non-credit workforce training and community education coure. 5,913 tudent, children, and enior community member erved through Adult Baic Education and GED, Head Start, and Aging and Adult Service a part of NIC comprehenive community college miion. Rayelle B. Anderon, CFRE, Executive Director North Idaho College Foundation Sherman Building, Room 6 00 Wet Garden Avenue, Coeur d Alene, ID Phone: (208) Fax: (208) foundation@nic.edu Career and Technical Education Facility Today Student Tomorrow Workforce BUILDING THE FUTURE

2 LEADERSHIP YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT North Idaho College i in the buine of changing live and building future. The college i committed to thi miion through tudent centered program, active community partnerhip, and fically reponible operation. A the economy of our region ha changed, we mut be laer focued on the goal of preparing our tudent for today job and tomorrow workforce need. A highly killed, adaptive workforce i a key ingredient in upporting our regional employer and in retaining a vibrant generation of employee. It i alo a vital component for a healthy economy and thriving community. The Career and Technical Education project at NIC will help to meet thi goal. We invite you to partner with u a we create new and exciting opportunitie through our Building the Future Campaign. Together we can chart a bright and achievable future for our tudent and their familie, our employer, and our entire region. Joe Dunlap, NIC Preident A MESSAGE FROM THE CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Generation of pat employee helped to create a pecial quality of life in our region few other area of the country enjoy. Today, however, the world and our region are much different, and workforce demand and career and technical training program mut adapt. The lat time NIC expanded the facilitie for trade and indutry training wa in the 1970 with the contruction of the Hedlund Building. Tremendou change ha occurred in 40 year. The 1970 were before peronal computer, the Internet, and cell phone. Car had no computer, and machine tool were controlled by hand crank. The next generation of employee i being challenged to acquire new kill, and we are confident that the CTE project at NIC will help u meet thi challenge. We are honored to have been aked to lead the Building the Future Campaign to provide critical reource to help complete thi project. We hope you will join u in thi tranformational effort to prepare today tudent for tomorrow job. Steve Meyer, Preident NIC Foundation Brad Dugdale Campaign Tri-chair Tim Komberec Campaign Tri-chair John Young Campaign Tri-chair

3 MAKE A GIFT BUILDING THE FUTURE The Building the Future Campaign offer donor everal gift option OUTRIGHT GIFTS OF CASH, CHECKS, AND CREDIT CARDS. Thi i the eaiet way to give and it i immediately effective. IN-KIND GIFTS One major goal of thi campaign i to provide the new Career and Technical Education Facility with tate-of-theart equipment and intructional technology. Some donor may have acce to uch equipment and may chooe to give it directly to the North Idaho College Foundation for thi campaign. APPRECIATED SECURITIES Gift of tock, bond, mutual fund, real etate, etc., that have appreciated in value ince their purchae continue to be an attractive gift for many donor. PLANNED GIFTS Some individual may wih to make a ubtantial commitment to North Idaho College but alo wih to continue receiving income from their aet. The NIC Foundation can work with uch donor to help them accomplih their objective while upporting thi campaign. TIMES HAVE CHANGED Having new equipment to train on at the CTE Facility will be extremely beneficial to tudent. My education at NIC gave me the foundation upon which to tart my career and prepared me for what to expect in thi everchanging indutry. Garrett Powell Dieel Technology Program Graduate, Wetern State Caterpillar Employee MULTIPLE-YEAR PLEDGES The Building the Future Campaign i deigned to accommodate donor who may wih to pread their gift over multiple year. Donor who make multiple-year pledge will be ent pledge reminder monthly, quarterly, emiannually, or annually depending on their wihe. OTHER ARRANGETS Donor deiring a variation of the gift arrangement decribed here, or an entirely different one, may contact Rayelle Anderon, Executive Director of the North Idaho College Foundation, at (208) for more information. ARE GIFTS TAX DEDUCTIBLE? Gift may qualify for both a federal and tate tax deduction and an Idaho tate income tax credit. The North Idaho College Foundation, Inc., i a 501c3 organization. Pleae conult with your financial advior in making deciion regarding charitable contribution. NIC i critical to economic and workforce development within the region. The new CTE Facility will provide expanded capacity on tate-ofthe-art equipment to meet our workforce need well into the future and provide a eamle continuum of education from high chool to the world of work. Gynni Abracoa Gilliam Job Plu Preident

4 THE NEED THE SOLUTION North Idaho College i committed to training highly killed employee to meet regional workforce demand of current and emerging indutrie. According to Regional Economit Alivia Mett, manufacturing job growth in North Idaho i projected to rie 15 percent between 20 and 2022 fater than the average for all indutrie. However, due to facility contraint in Career and Technical Education (CTE) program, North Idaho College i ignificantly retricted in it ability to meet tudent and indutry demand for well-trained and qualified graduate in the Trade and Indutry ector. CURRENT FACILITIES ARE: TOO SMALL Some laboratorie only allow for -16 tudent, yet NIC could better meet demand by accommodating 24 tudent if adequate pace and teaching technology were available. OUT-OF-DATE Laboratory pace have not been updated or expanded in nearly 40 year in ever-changing, high-tech indutrie. NOT MEETING DEMAND Many of NIC Trade and Indutry program with the highet job demand have waiting lit and are unable to produce the number of killed employee needed to meet the current workforce demand. LIMITED NOT PERMANENT Opportunitie for future growth in advanced manufacturing and pecialized training (including compoite, computer numerical control, programmable logic control, hydraulic, pneumatic, and buine entrepreneurhip) are retricted by pace, technology, and equipment in current facilitie. NIC Welding program located in leaed pace in Coeur d Alene Indutrial Park will need a permanent home beginning June of Contruction of a new Career and Technical Education Facility (CTE) will enure regional workforce demand for qualified employee will continue to be met by North Idaho College. The following program will move into the new facility: A trong Idaho economy mean we mut have job that pay good wage and a dedicated workforce with the kind of technical kill employer need to grow and thrive. North Idaho College undertand that concept and that economic properity mean we mut do everything poible to align the tate education and training program with the need of buine. Automotive Technology Dieel Technology Colliion Repair Technology Indutrial Mechanic/Millwright Computer Aided Deign Technology Architectural Machining and CNC Technology Computer Aided Deign Technology Mechanical Welding Technology THE FACILITY 1,960 quare feet 7064 W. Lancater Road, Rathdrum, Idaho Centrally located in Kootenai County on 40 acre owned by NIC on the Rathdrum Prairie. Near NIC Aeropace Center for Excellence and adjacent to the Kootenai Technical Education Campu (KTEC). Ceremonial Ground Breaking June 17, Contruction began Summer Projected completion date: Summer 2016, in time for the tart of Fall Semeter The addition of the new North Idaho College CTE Facility will allow for the creation of a eamle career and technical education program that will prove to be a benefit for high chool tudent, NIC tudent, employer, and the entire Kootenai County community. Jerry Keane Kootenai Technical Education Campu Chairman of the Board Ken Edmund Idaho Department of Labor Director Job demand for welder i expected to increae 19% in Idaho and 25% in eatern Wahington between 20 and Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statitic, U.S. Department of Labor, Idaho Department of Labor, Wahington Employment Security Department, and Regional Economit Alivia Mett. THE PROJECT Total Project...$20 million To build and equip the CTE Facility To provide opportunitie for tudent through cholarhip upport To enure utainability of tate-of-the-art equipment NIC Board of Trutee allocated college capital fund... $15 million Total NEED...$5 million All fund raied above and beyond the need will be directed toward cholarhip upport for tudent and equipment utainability for the program. North Idaho College need your help to complete and deliver a well-deigned, efficient facility with adequate pace and equipment to meet tudent training need and regional workforce demand of today and tomorrow.

5 THE NEED THE SOLUTION North Idaho College i committed to training highly killed employee to meet regional workforce demand of current and emerging indutrie. According to Regional Economit Alivia Mett, manufacturing job growth in North Idaho i projected to rie 15 percent between 20 and 2022 fater than the average for all indutrie. However, due to facility contraint in Career and Technical Education (CTE) program, North Idaho College i ignificantly retricted in it ability to meet tudent and indutry demand for well-trained and qualified graduate in the Trade and Indutry ector. CURRENT FACILITIES ARE: TOO SMALL Some laboratorie only allow for -16 tudent, yet NIC could better meet demand by accommodating 24 tudent if adequate pace and teaching technology were available. OUT-OF-DATE Laboratory pace have not been updated or expanded in nearly 40 year in ever-changing, high-tech indutrie. NOT MEETING DEMAND Many of NIC Trade and Indutry program with the highet job demand have waiting lit and are unable to produce the number of killed employee needed to meet the current workforce demand. LIMITED NOT PERMANENT Opportunitie for future growth in advanced manufacturing and pecialized training (including compoite, computer numerical control, programmable logic control, hydraulic, pneumatic, and buine entrepreneurhip) are retricted by pace, technology, and equipment in current facilitie. NIC Welding program located in leaed pace in Coeur d Alene Indutrial Park will need a permanent home beginning June of Contruction of a new Career and Technical Education Facility (CTE) will enure regional workforce demand for qualified employee will continue to be met by North Idaho College. The following program will move into the new facility: A trong Idaho economy mean we mut have job that pay good wage and a dedicated workforce with the kind of technical kill employer need to grow and thrive. North Idaho College undertand that concept and that economic properity mean we mut do everything poible to align the tate education and training program with the need of buine. Automotive Technology Dieel Technology Colliion Repair Technology Indutrial Mechanic/Millwright Computer Aided Deign Technology Architectural Machining and CNC Technology Computer Aided Deign Technology Mechanical Welding Technology THE FACILITY 1,960 quare feet 7064 W. Lancater Road, Rathdrum, Idaho Centrally located in Kootenai County on 40 acre owned by NIC on the Rathdrum Prairie. Near NIC Aeropace Center for Excellence and adjacent to the Kootenai Technical Education Campu (KTEC). Ceremonial Ground Breaking June 17, Contruction began Summer Projected completion date: Summer 2016, in time for the tart of Fall Semeter The addition of the new North Idaho College CTE Facility will allow for the creation of a eamle career and technical education program that will prove to be a benefit for high chool tudent, NIC tudent, employer, and the entire Kootenai County community. Jerry Keane Kootenai Technical Education Campu Chairman of the Board Ken Edmund Idaho Department of Labor Director Job demand for welder i expected to increae 19% in Idaho and 25% in eatern Wahington between 20 and Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statitic, U.S. Department of Labor, Idaho Department of Labor, Wahington Employment Security Department, and Regional Economit Alivia Mett. THE PROJECT Total Project...$20 million To build and equip the CTE Facility To provide opportunitie for tudent through cholarhip upport To enure utainability of tate-of-the-art equipment NIC Board of Trutee allocated college capital fund... $15 million Total NEED...$5 million All fund raied above and beyond the need will be directed toward cholarhip upport for tudent and equipment utainability for the program. North Idaho College need your help to complete and deliver a well-deigned, efficient facility with adequate pace and equipment to meet tudent training need and regional workforce demand of today and tomorrow.

6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q. WHY DOES NIC NEED TO BUILD A NEW CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION FACILITY? A. Current career and technical education program are offered in variou location and in facilitie built 40 year ago, which do not meet current indutry need or offer the neceary room for expanion. A a reult, NIC ha been retricted in it ability to meet tudent and indutry demand for well-trained and qualified graduate in the trade and indutry ector. In addition, NIC ha ignificantly expanded career and technical education program offering to better erve tudent and employer demand, which ha created additional preure on exiting facilitie. Q. WHERE WILL THE NEW CTE FACILITY BE LOCATED AND WHY? A. The new CTE Facility will be located in Rathdrum on 40 acre purchaed by NIC in 2009, near NIC Aeropace Center for Excellence and immediately adjacent to Kootenai Technical Education Campu (KTEC). Thi ite i centrally located in Kootenai County near main arterial, including I-90, Highway 95, and Highway 41. The adjoining propertie are currently owned by KTEC and the Lakeland School Ditrict. Q. WHY CAN T NIC UPGRADE THE CURRENT FACILITIES? A. CTE program lated to reide in thi new facility are cattered among current regional facilitie on and off campu. Current facilitie and the land needed for expanion are limited on the Coeur d Alene campu. In addition, the new CTE Facility i deigned to houe imilar program to increae efficiencie, and enhance cro utilization of claroom, laboratorie, and indutry pecific equipment and technology. Q. WHAT DOES NIC PLAN TO DO WITH THE VACATED SPACE ON THE COEUR D ALENE CAMPUS? A. NIC ha ignificantly expanded career and technical training program offering, and pace i needed to accommodate new and expanding program need. Q. HOW MANY MORE STUDENTS WILL BE ACCOMMODATED WITH A NEW CTE FACILITY? A. With the relocation of the eight program into the new facility, an additional 91 tudent per year can immediately be accommodated, effectively eliminating exiting waitlit. In addition, NIC i planning for future program delivery in emerging indutrie and ha deigned the new facility with flexibility to more eaily adapt to future programming need. Q. WILL STUDENTS AT THE NEW CTE FACILITY HAVE ACCESS TO MAIN CAMPUS SERVICES? A. Ye. NIC tudent will till have acce to all main campu ervice a well a a number of ervice that will be provided at the new NIC at Rathdrum location including adviing, financial aid, and tudent upport ervice. Q. WILL NIC STUDENTS HAVE TO TRAVEL TO/FROM THE COEUR D ALENE AND RATHDRUM CAMPUSES TO TAKE CLASSES? A. No. NIC intent i to offer all coure required for the CTE certificate and degree program at the NIC at Rathdrum location. The CTE Facility ha been deigned with claroom pace that can be ued to deliver all the program requirement, whether technical or general education related. Student may take coure wherever it i mot convenient for them. NIC online coure delivery i available to tudent regardle of location. Q. WHAT IS THE PLAN FOR NIC TO COLORATE WITH KTEC? A. NIC new CTE Facility i trategically located in Rathdrum, immediately adjacent to KTEC, which erve a the only technical high chool for the three chool ditrict in Kootenai County. The cloe proximity of the two facilitie will allow for greater collaboration, and provide high chool tudent with expoure to higher education and acce to career and technical education training.

7 FLOOR PLAN A B C D E F G H J K L Level One Band Saw 3' x 6' Piranha 5' x 4' GRINDING 398 SF 3 24 SUPPLY 459 SF 23 IND. MECH S 130 SF 978 SF 18 Piranha 5' x 4' CUTTING 5 SF ELEC 624 SF Sheet Metal Shear 6' x 8' Burn 5' x 9' Pipe Beveler 4' x 4' Pipe Beveler 4' x 4' Pipe Beveler 4' x 4' IND. MECH 3967 SF 4' x 8' SF WO 4 VEND 84 SF Pipe Beveler 4' x 4' STAFF BREAK ROOM 724 SF ' x ' 137 SF MECH 379 SF WO 308 SF MACHINING CNC 2949 SF GRINDING 299 SF 8' x 8' WELDING 1990 SF 02 COMPUTER 386 SF IDF SF S 6 SF Pexco Break FABRICATION 3' x 3' SF SF 4 G H MACHINING 4653 SF COMPRESSOR 22 Burn 5' x 9' 2 Band Saw 9' x 18' 04 STUDENT SERVICE 62 SF WELDING 1628 SF ENTRY Plate Shear 13' x 13' MECH 09 WELDING 1990 SF PRECISION MEASURING 240 SF 08 Pan Break 5' x ' COMMONS 2565 SF SF RECEPTION 490 SF PNEUMATICS 1326 SF 146 SF WORK ROOM 266 SF 6 FILE STG 271 SF HYDRAULICS 60 SF COLLISION 8141 SF 935 SF SF WELDING 1628 SF IND. MECH S 130 SF 978 SF AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR COMPRESSOR 5439 SF IND. MECH 3967 SF GRINDING 299 SF 308 SF A VEND 84 SF SCALE: C FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01 1" = 20'-0" D MECH/ FIRE RISER 378 SF 1 IDF SF 4 F G H J K L 931 SF PNEUMATICS 1326 SF HYDRAULICS 60 SF 935 SF 1 SF 146 SF WORK ROOM 266 SF 1 SF FLOOR PLAN - OVERALL PREVIOUS LEVEL 01 8, SF 850 SF 0 SF 0 SF 888 SF SF 1 SF 320 SF WO 866 SF 943 SF 940 SF 7 ENTRY 928 SF 8 STG 266 SF 9 ENGINE TRAINING 47 SF BOXES/ DIESEL PARTS 888 SF 884 SF STAFF WORKROOM 436 SF POWERTRAIN/ ENGINE 1973 SF MECH/ FIRE RISER 378 SF DIESEL TECH 587 SF IDF/ ELEC 263 SF AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 5451 SF RR FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 SCALE: CURRENT LeveL 01BA LEVEL 01 97,500 68,860 ALTERNATE 28,640 5 year in Kootenai County. 6 SF 6 SF 6 SF ERENCE 196 SF 6 SF 6 SF GINE/ MISSION AB 4 SF 4 RR ELECTRONICS 1320 SF 9 SF SQUARE 841 SF to retire over the next five to 650 SF 3 CAD TECH MECH BRIDGE manufacturing worker i expected 2 5 RECEPTION 490 SF 1" = 2 L CAD TECH ARCH 933 SF STUDENT SERVICE 62 SF 1 in 5 9 SF K 139 SF WO 299 SF 15 OLLISION 8141 SF SCALE: J Level Two STAFF BREAK ROOM 724 SF E FLOOR COMMONS 2565 SF Idaho College- Career - Careerand Technical Education Building aho College Technical Education Building PONENT POWERTRAIN/ ENGINE 1973 SF MACHINING CNC 2949 SF B 468 SF COMPRESSOR ' x ' ENGINE TRAINING 47 SF DIESEL TECH 587 SF FILE STG 271 SF L 2 BOXES/ DIESEL PARTS 40 SF MECH 379 SF WO 8' x 8' 4' x 8' COMPONENT PARTS / COMPUTER 932 SF 386 SF RICATION 4359 SF K G H AUTOMOTIVE MACHINING 4653 SF REPAIR 5451 SF 38 SF 15 S 6 SF Sheet Metal Shear 6' x 8' er ELEC 624 SF 09 STG IDF/ ELEC 263 SF ENGINE/ TRANSMISSION 34 SF CLASSR ENTRY 6 SF 6 SF 6 SF ERENCE 196 SF 6 SF 6 SF STAFF WORKROOM 436 SF WORKROOM 03 CLASSR 940 ENTRY MECH 06 J Band Saw 9' x 18' 07 PRECISION MEASURING 240 SF Plate Shear 13' x 13' RR 943 SF 866 SF G H 320 SF 1 SF F CLASSR 878 E 650 SF 6 WASH BAY 563 SF D 08 WO 9 SF 9 0 SF RR ELECTRONICS 1320 SF 8 CLASSR SF 1 SF 931 SF 9 SF 1 SF 1" = 20'-0" 7 8 9

8 COMMEMORATIVE GIFT OPPORTUNITIES TO NAME THE BUILDING LEGACY GIFT The Career and Technical Education Facility will help our organization improve the regional economy by allowing u to hire trained employee who will tay in the area ro raie their familie. Jim Parker Parker Automotive Group Preident CENTER OF EXCELLENCE: MANUFACTURING $500,000 Machining $0,000 Machining CNC Lab $0,000 Indutrial Mechanic Lab $60,000 Indutrial Mechanic Lab (mall) $40,000 Welding Lab (2) $50,000 Fabrication Area $30,000 CENTER OF EXCELLENCE: AUTO PROGRAM $500,000 Colliion Technology Lab $150,000 Dieel Technology Lab $150,000 Auto Repair Lab (2) $75,000 Engine Training Lab $20,000 Power Training Lab $20,000 ADVANCED MANUFACTURING SUITE $200,000 Electronic Lab $25,000 Hydraulic Lab $25,000 Pneumatic Lab $25,000 (each) (each) COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN TECHNOLOGY SUITE $0,000 Computer Aided Technology Claroom (2) $25,000 (each) GENERAL S (7) $25,000 (each) LOBBY $0,000 STUDENT COMMON AREAS (3) $25,000 (each) COURTYARD $25,000

9 MAKE A GIFT BUILDING THE FUTURE The Building the Future Campaign offer donor everal gift option OUTRIGHT GIFTS OF CASH, CHECKS, AND CREDIT CARDS. Thi i the eaiet way to give and it i immediately effective. IN-KIND GIFTS One major goal of thi campaign i to provide the new Career and Technical Education Facility with tate-of-theart equipment and intructional technology. Some donor may have acce to uch equipment and may chooe to give it directly to the North Idaho College Foundation for thi campaign. APPRECIATED SECURITIES Gift of tock, bond, mutual fund, real etate, etc., that have appreciated in value ince their purchae continue to be an attractive gift for many donor. PLANNED GIFTS Some individual may wih to make a ubtantial commitment to North Idaho College but alo wih to continue receiving income from their aet. The NIC Foundation can work with uch donor to help them accomplih their objective while upporting thi campaign. TIMES HAVE CHANGED Having new equipment to train on at the CTE Facility will be extremely beneficial to tudent. My education at NIC gave me the foundation upon which to tart my career and prepared me for what to expect in thi everchanging indutry. Garrett Powell Dieel Technology Program Graduate, Wetern State Caterpillar Employee MULTIPLE-YEAR PLEDGES The Building the Future Campaign i deigned to accommodate donor who may wih to pread their gift over multiple year. Donor who make multiple-year pledge will be ent pledge reminder monthly, quarterly, emiannually, or annually depending on their wihe. OTHER ARRANGETS Donor deiring a variation of the gift arrangement decribed here, or an entirely different one, may contact Rayelle Anderon, Executive Director of the North Idaho College Foundation, at (208) for more information. ARE GIFTS TAX DEDUCTIBLE? Gift may qualify for both a federal and tate tax deduction and an Idaho tate income tax credit. The North Idaho College Foundation, Inc., i a 501c3 organization. Pleae conult with your financial advior in making deciion regarding charitable contribution. NIC i critical to economic and workforce development within the region. The new CTE Facility will provide expanded capacity on tate-ofthe-art equipment to meet our workforce need well into the future and provide a eamle continuum of education from high chool to the world of work. Gynni Abracoa Gilliam Job Plu Preident

10 YOUR COMMUNITY COLLEGE Higher education and career and technical training are eential component to enure economic vitality for our region, our tate, and our nation. Since 1933, North Idaho College ha erved a thi region higher education and training partner. NIC provide 42 accredited career and technical program and 44 college tranfer program. Lat academic year, NIC touched the live of 17,972 tudent and community member, including: 7,772 credit tudent enrolled in 86 credit program. 4,807 tudent participating in non-credit workforce training and community education coure. 5,913 tudent, children, and enior community member erved through Adult Baic Education and GED, Head Start, and Aging and Adult Service a part of NIC comprehenive community college miion.

11 Higher education and career and technical training are eential component to enure economic vitality for our region, our tate, and our nation. Since 1933, North Idaho College ha erved a thi region higher education and training partner. NIC provide 42 accredited career and technical program and 44 college tranfer program. Lat academic year, NIC touched the live of 17,972 tudent and community member, including: 7,772 credit tudent enrolled in 86 credit program. 4,807 tudent participating in non-credit workforce training and community education coure. 5,913 tudent, children, and enior community member erved through Adult Baic Education and GED, Head Start, and Aging and Adult Service a part of NIC comprehenive community college miion. Rayelle B. Anderon, CFRE, Executive Director North Idaho College Foundation Sherman Building, Room 6 00 Wet Garden Avenue, Coeur d Alene, ID Phone: (208) Fax: (208) foundation@nic.edu Career and Technical Education Facility Today Student Tomorrow Workforce BUILDING THE FUTURE