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Author Archive for leephillipsdesign – Page 8

Industry Partnerships Create Opportunities for Students at Funded High Schools

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· January 24, 2020 

CA Energy Commission Awarded High Schools

The automotive industry is changing more quickly than ever, and employers need their new hires to walk into the shop prepared to hit the ground running. Industry partnerships help high schools and community colleges give students the tools they need to do just that.

The result is a win-win for employers, schools, and students. Industry support provides insight into what skills are needed in the workforce and the resources for training that schools might not be able to provide on their own.

High school auto programs funded through the Energy Commission’s Clean Fuels Transportation Pilot Program have a new industry partner in Switch Vehicles, which provides training for high school and community college instructors to build the Switch electric vehicle kits. The training helps faculty understand how to make the best use of the Switch vehicles in their courses, and make sure students got the most out of the experience. Read More →

Categories : High School PCOP, Uncategorized

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Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· January 21, 2020 
Categories : College CTTP Videos

John A. Rowland High School Awarded $55,000

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· December 13, 2019 

Categories : High School PCOP Videos

Nogales High School Awarded $55,000

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· December 13, 2019 

Categories : High School PCOP Videos

College of the Redwoods Seeks Assistant Professor of Automotive Technology

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· November 18, 2019 

The successful candidate for this full-time, tenure-track position will be responsible for teaching a full range of automotive courses which may include any or all ASE A-1 through A-8 areas of specialization, and to participate in the development of new courses.

The application deadline is January 15, 2020.

View the job description here

Categories : News

Tenure Track Automotive Faculty Position Open at Cuyamaca College

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· November 18, 2019 

Cuyamaca College seeks talented, dedicated, and diverse candidates to apply for the Automotive Technology Instructor position who share the college’s vision focused on student success and equity. With a remarkably diverse student body, Cuyamaca especially seeks candidates with a record of successful teaching and mentoring of students of all backgrounds.

The application deadline is November 25, 2019.

Read more here

Categories : News

Rio Hondo College Partners with LA Metro for Site Visit

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· November 18, 2019 

About 30 automotive technology and engineering design/drafting students from Rio Hondo College recently visited the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) as part of a partnership between the two organizations to showcase career opportunities in the ATL sector.

LA Metro is among the largest transportation agencies in the U.S., serving more than 9 million people over 1400 square miles. The agency serves as a hub for transportation planning, designing, building, and operations. Read More →

Categories : News

Great Things Come in Threes – A Tri-Sector Collaboration

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· November 18, 2019 

L-R: Eddie Lin, Ruth Amanuel, Michael de la Cruz, Katie Mishler and Judy Fox

By Katie Mishler, ATL Regional Director, Los Angeles Region

In August 2019 Regional Directors of Employer Engagement (RDEE) representing various priority sectors for the Los Angeles Region were offered the opportunity to take on a grant as part of a Career Pathways Specialists Project.

Those who chose to accept the grant would write a proposal to utilize the grant funds to develop K-12 programs and initiatives that would address the following objectives in the LA Region:

  1. Provide industry perspective in identifying Career Pathways to be revised to meet industry needs.
  2. Facilitate faculty experiences with business/industry to ensure Career Pathways prepare students for employment.
  3. Identify employment opportunities and specific employers within
  4. Conduct sector specific regional advisory

Upon being presented with the grant opportunity, Katie Mishler, RDEE Advanced Transportation & Logistics; Judy Fox, RDEE Business & Entrepreneurship; and Ruth Amanuel, RDEE Global Trade got together to brainstorm the possibilities. Because they had already been working collaboratively on projects in supply chain and logistics, the opportunity to now bring those common threads into a K-12 space would be a strategic advantage. Read More →

Categories : News

Miramar College Students Compete in National Trucking Event

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· November 18, 2019 

Valentino Nevarez (L) and Kevin Croan (R)

Two students from San Diego Miramar College traveled to Raleigh, North Carolina earlier this fall to participate in the American Trucking Association (ATA) and Truck Maintenance Council (TMC) Futuretech competition.

Valentino Nevarez placed 8th, and Kevon Croan placed 18th out of 48 contestants at the competition, held September 15-16. Nevarez served in the U.S. Marine Corps for eight years and is in the last semester of Miramar College’s Diesel Technology associate degree program. Read More →

Categories : News

Mozi Helps Students Improve Writing Skills

Posted by leephillipsdesign 
· November 18, 2019 

According to the National Commission on writing, a person’s inability to write is the number one barrier to receiving a promotion at work. We all know that, no matter what industry you are in or what your job title is, clear and easy-to-understand writing is essential for success.

“While we focus a great deal on technical skills in automotive and advanced transportation classes, writing is also a critical skill for these students,” said Jannet Malig, Statewide Director for the Advanced Transportation and Logistics Sector of the California Community Colleges.

Though today’s students write more than ever, thanks to texting and online messaging apps, they often lack experience when it comes to evidence-based writing or constructing an argument. Mozi, a platform from California-based Core Innovate, aims to change that. Read More →

Categories : News, Uncategorized
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