- Robotics and Automation Lab - This lab will provide hands on training in robotics and automation, including the programming and maintenance of the robots. This lab will work in conjunction with the Mechatronics lab.
- Simulation Lab/Forklift Lab - This lab will provide hands-on simulator training in forklift driving, welding, and other high demand industries.
- Augmented Reality Room - The Anatomage Table is the only fully segmented real human 3D anatomy platform. Anatomy is presented as a fully interactive, life-sized touch screen experience, in operatory bed form.
- After-School Program - This space will feature student after-school activities.
- Technology Hub - This space is available for sponsorship.
- Call Center - This space will be used to train students in customer service/front desk positions.
- Mechatronics Lab - This lab will provide hands-on training in electrical, PLC’s, motor controls, mechanical drives, and more providing the education for the student to work as a technician in an industrial setting.
- Virtual Training Lab or Virtual Reality Technology Training Room - This Lab will be the first of its kind at Dallas College. Students will be enabled to conduct their lab experiences as well as explore various careers in a virtual immersive environment.
- Allied Health Lab and Pharmacy Tech Lab - The pharmacy tech lab will provide hands-on training to prepare the student for a career as a pharmacy technician. The Allied Health Lab will train students in phlebotomy, EKG Tech, medical billing, and medical assistant.
One of the strategic priorities for Dallas College is to reduce income disparity in our communities by
targeting
underserved populations and individuals by providing educational opportunities leading to high-demand jobs.
South Dallas has limited resources for educational and career training, along with few facilities to
address basic
needs for living. Dallas College will identify and deliver entry-level training options for
middle-skills employment
in high-demand career pathway sectors of manufacturing, health science, information technology,
transportation,
aviation, and distribution and logistics along with flexible and responsive training that can evolve
and adapt to
the workforce needs in south Dallas.
Dallas College is committing $5 million to the startup and annual operations for this project to lay the
foundation needed to bring these services to the area and build collaborative partnerships with United Way
and Workforce Solutions Greater Dallas for the center.
While Dallas College is investing a sizable amount to provide services and training opportunities in the
southern sector, additional philanthropic support and sponsorships are needed to create the transformational
change this community desperately needs. Dallas College is seeking partners to assist in the first three
phases of building a foundation to sustain the classrooms, lab training, and wrap-around services in a
three-year growth project timeline. Specifically, funding is needed to support the following:
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Phase
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One
Infrastructure Development
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$800,000
Summer '23 - Spring '24
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For furniture and the technology infrastructure for IT network (cloud services and other
sustainable tech services)
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Two
Skill-Based Learning Implementation
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$1.1 Million
Summer '24 - Summer '25
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To promote skill-based hiring through industry-recognized credentials that supports AI,
virtual reality and other advanced technology.To provide resources for basic needs (food,
child care, housing and transportation).
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Three
Expansion of the Skill-Based Learning and Support Services
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$1.1 Million
Fall '24 - Summer '25
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Opportunities & Benefits
Our goal is to form alliances with partners who can bring about changes that elevate the workforce using
forward-thinking resources and upskill training.
This partnership opportunity will offer marketing, visibility, and connections from your organization to our
Dallas College community and other organizations that support south Dallas.
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Space Name
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Square Feet
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Amount
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Classroom 1
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800
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$50,000
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Classroom 2
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720
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$40,000
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Classroom 3
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620
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$40,000
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Lecture Room
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680
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$40,000
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Classroom 4
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780
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$25,000
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Classroom 5
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860
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$25,000
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Classroom 6
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780
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$25,000
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Classroom 7
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860
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$25,000
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Classroom 8
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780
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$25,000
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Classroom 9
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860
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$25,000
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Classroom 10
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780
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$25,000
|
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Classroom 11
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860
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$25,000
|
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Classroom 12
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780
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$25,000
|
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Classroom 13
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860
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$25,000
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Classroom 14
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780
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$25,000
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Classroom 15
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860
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$25,000
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Space Name
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Square Feet
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Amount
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Lab 1
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630
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$40,000
|
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Lab 2
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1,200
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$60,000
|
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Lab 3
|
630
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$40,000
|
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Lab 4
|
610
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$40,000
|
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Lab 5
|
630
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$40,000
|
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Lab 6
|
610
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$40,000
|
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Lab 7
|
630
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$40,000
|
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Lab 8
|
610
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$40,000
|
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Lab 9
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1,260
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$60,000
|
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Lab 10
|
610
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$40,000
|
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VR Technology Training Room
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1,200
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$75,000
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Space Name
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Square Feet
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Amount
|
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Executive Offices Suite
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2,000
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$100,000
|
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Call Center
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1,150
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$60,000
|
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Executive Meeting Room
|
250
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$50,000
|
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Co-Working Space
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880
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$50,000
|
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Employer Partner Training Space
|
880
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$50,000
|
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Space Name
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Square Feet
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Amount
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Front Reception Area
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850
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$150,000
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Breakroom
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1,180
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$120,000
|
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Kitchen
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500
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$75,000
|
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Childcare Room
|
850
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$75,000
|
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Student Gathering Space (windows)
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950
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$60,000
|
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Student Gathering Space (back)
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1,275
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$60,000
|
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Locker Room
|
550
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$50,000
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Programming Sponsorship Opportunities
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Benefits and Levels of Support
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$500,000
|
$250,000
|
$125,000
|
$75,000
|
$50,000
|
$25,000
|
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Top sponsors for main center events
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Branding on selected space(s)
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Press release announcement
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Social media and newsletters listing
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Co-host of the center’s training, social, and networking events
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Donor commemorative wall branding
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Company logo with link on the center’s webpage
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Name Only |
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VIP service at special events
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Preferred employer partner wall
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These are five-year opportunities
Commemorative Donor Recognition Wall
A donor recognition wall acknowledging key center investors will be placed in the front reception
area visible to
all
visitors and students. (Wall rendering is an example.)
Large Sprocket: $5,000 each (10 available for five-year term)
Medium Sprocket: $3,000 each (40 available for five-year term)
Preferred Employer Partner Wall
Designated hallway space will be available for employers to add their branding and QR codes leading to a
webpage of the
employer’s choice. The QR code can assist with tracking Dallas College students interested in careers at
your location.
For $3,000, an employer will receive a customized wall vinyl decal and branding on the center’s webpage for
a three-year
term with options to reinvest at the end of the term agreement.
Payment Options
- To pay online visit Dallas College
Foundation
- To pay by check:
- Please make checks payable to the Dallas College Foundation and in the note section list: "RedBird
Sponsorship.”
- Dallas College Foundation
Attention: "RedBird Sponsorship”
1601 Botham Jean Blvd., Suite
130
Dallas, Texas 75215
- Please send an e-mail to DCSponsorships@DallasCollege.edu when you
mail your payment.
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Other payment options, invoice, and customized sponsorship information
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To pay by wire transfer or by phone, if you need an invoice, or would prefer to develop a customized
sponsorship,
contact DCSponsorships@DallasCollege.edu for
more information.