Metropolitan Community College wants local industry partners to join advisory boards.

26 Jan 2016

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Metropolitan Community College wants local industry partners to join advisory boards.

Has your company recently hired an employee that graduated from Metropolitan Community College?

Does your company struggle to find applicants for your trades or transportation openings?

Metropolitan Community College is looking for your feedback to ensure our programs meet the needs of their industry partners.

MCC has a variety of advisory groups in the trades and transportation areas. If you would like to attend one of those meetings please contact Kirk Ahrends, Dean of Applied Technology at kjahrends@mccneb.edu

GFDC, along with 3 of our members have been attending the Diesel Mechanics & Transportation Advisory Board throughout 2015. Call the GFDC office if you would like to represent your company at the next meeting.

ofc: 402.753.8126

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