College of Informatics, Northern Kentucky University
Northern Kentucky is building the future for YOUR company: meet Griffin Hall, the new home of the College of Informatics, where the next generation of knowledge workers will prepare to create our region's information economy.
Dedicated on 10-10-2011, this state-of-the-art facility is where a new generation of professionals will build the Northern Kentucky region’s information economy.
$52.8 million Griffin Hall, home to NKU’s College of Informatics, will supply new workforce talent, technically skilled and broadly prepared, who are accomplished communicators and intellectually agile “renaissance people” for the information age. One of only three informatics schools in the nation, NKU’s College of Informatics is perfectly suited for the high-tech workforce your business needs to succeed.
Consider the asset the College of Informatics can be to your company and contact Karen Finan, Northern Kentucky Tri-ED at (859) 344-0040 or at KAF@northernkentuckyusa.com to discuss your next business move.
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