Resume

• 9423288

  NCCER Certification (NCCER) MASTER TRAINER

  NCCER

• 2014

  Bachelor of Science - CTE Education

  This degree is designed for those who have occupational work experience or have completed occupational courses at a community college and are seeking a Bachelor degree. Students typically transfer a block of relevant

  qualified courses from two-year colleges and/or combine with occupational experience credit.

  Career and Technical Education (CTE)

  Northern Arizona University

• Heavy Equipment

  Industry and Educatiion Partnerships

  Diesel Engine

  Apprenticeships

  Workforce Development

  Craft Training Safety

  Craft Training

  diesel mechanic

  CTE

  Master Trainer

  Education & Industry Partnerships

  Safety Officer

  NCCER

  Pathways for CTE

  CTE Program Development

  Heavy Equipment Operator

  Busch

  James

  Central Arizona College

  Federal Service of Military-Technical Cooperation

  Florence Arizona

  Direct support Mechanic of Heavy Equipment.

  Diesel Mechanic/Heavy Equipment Operator

  Federal Service of Military-Technical Cooperation

  Provide leadership in academic long-range planning and employ strategic enrollment management and retention strategies.: A new strategic plan was implemented that envisions new construction programs to respond to the needs and opportunities of the local industry

  a new vision for college and industry partnerships

  new branding/marketing

  and new stackable credentials for students with nationally recognized certifications. \nCurriculum Development: Developed 4 new stackable certificates in welding

  heavy equipment

  industrial carpentry

  and pipefitting with alignment to national standards (NCCER) approved through the HLC accreditation process and 3 new certificates in Construction Technology and Concrete Technology with alignment to national standards (NCCER and OSHA).\n\nEnrollment: The construction program student enrollment has increased by 22% over the last year and half. For example

  the enrollment of our construction programs after reorganization increased by an average of 33%. To create a pipeline of potential students into our programs we developed partnerships with CVIT

  EVIT

  CAVIT dual credit opportunities. The pipeline now includes a newly developed 90/30 AAS to BAS with NAU in Industrial Management.\n\nFundraising: Opportunities for external funding have been steadily climbing with unprecedented results. Within this academic year to date I have secured $350

  000 in external industry donations. Coordinated and identified of appropriate funding grants and implements grants' application and administration processes.\n Partnerships: Advisory committees were developed and rebuilt to determine a new vision for CAC workforce pre-employment partnership needs; fostered 27 new partnerships with companies such as Sundt Construction

  Underground Construction

  Empire Caterpillar

  Henry Brown

  Kubota Research & Development

  and RDO Equipment.

  Central Arizona College

  League for Innovation Award

  For excellence in education and innovation.

  League for Innovations