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Alpena Community College Offers
FREE TUITION for Concrete Technology Program
Fall 2007
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CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY  
Associate of Applied Science
 
Are you interested in joining the concrete industry? Do you have a friend, relative or colleague interested in learning more about concrete technology?
 
Alpena Community College is offering FREE TUITION to 20 out-of-state qualified students to attend the two-year program to learn the aspects of the concrete industry.
 
To see if you qualify or to request additional information please contact:
 
Don MacMaster
Community-Based Job Training Grants Project Director
phone: 989.358.7344
e-mail: macmastd@alpenacc.edu
 
Mike Kollien
Director of Admissions
phone: 989.358.7339 or 800.468.6222, extension 7339
e-mail: kollienm@alpenacc.edu
 
Concrete Technology Program Description  
Alpena Community College's Concrete Technology associate of applied science (AAS) program is the only of its kind in the nation. Students in this two-year program learn about all aspects of the concrete industry through a specialized curriculum featuring hands-on experience in material sciences, communications, computation, computer use, and a summer construction internship. Students use state-of-the-art equipment housed in the World Center for Concrete Technology, one of the premier facilities in the world. The successful Concrete Tech student is prepared for a variety of career opportunities throughout the concrete industry and receives a number of job offers upon graduation. The Concrete Technology program was developed in the late 1960s as one of the original associate degree curriculums offered by the Portland Cement Association. Since then, hundreds of men and women have gone through the program and currently fill many diverse positions throughout the global industry. This program also allows students to continue higher education endeavors at various universities.

 

 

Alpena Community College Announces
 
Press Release For Immediate Release
ACC Offers Free Tuition for Concrete Tech Program for Qualified Students
 
Alpena, Michigan - 16 April 2007 - U.S. Department of Labor recently announced the awarding of a $1.9 million grant to Alpena Community College as part of President Bush's Community-Based Job Training Grants program. ACC's proposal, entitled "Concrete Opportunities and Solutions," will build upon established ACC academic programs at the World Center for Concrete Technology and expand educational opportunities for incumbent workers in the concrete industry.
 
A major goal in the first year of the grant is to recruit 20 out-of-state U.S. Citizen students for enrollment in the existing Concrete Technology degree. To assist students in funding their education in a concrete degree, the Community-Based Job Training Grant will provide a limited number of tuition free scholarships to these out-of-state students on a first come first served basis.
 
For more information about ACC's grant, please contact Don MacMaster, Community-Based Job Training Grants project director, at (989) 358-7344 or for enrollment information Mike Kollien, Director of Admissions, at (989) 358-7339 or toll free 1-800-468-6222, ext. 7339.
Alpena Community College
Don MacMaster
Community-Based Job Training Grants project director

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Mike Kollien
Director of Admissions