Hailey Rose, Hailee Collins & Breanna Scheafer create marketing material for a website as part of Virtual Enterprise International. VEI is a global business simulation that offers a competitive edge. This project will be presented to judges at the Skills USA State Competition.
Students create their own businesses in Innovation & Entrepreneurial Development. Sa’Mya Moore, a Junior from Farrell, mixes and creates her products for the business she created called “Kissing Eye Cosmetics.” Students have the opportunity to sell their products. Nice Work!!
Students work on their business simulations in Innovation & Entrepreneurial Development today. Students individually run their own business where there is a community for them to interactively buy and sell products.
3D creativity in action in the Innovation & Entrepreneurial Development Program!! Jared Johns a Mercer Senior and Jamison Patton a Grove City Junior practice their skills with 3D Printing Pens. The 3D pen forces out warm plastic so you can create what you imagine. Great Job!
Congratulations to our MCCC STRIVE Co-Student of the Week – Ian Rickert. Ian is a Junior from Greenville High School and was selected by his Welding Instructor, Mr. Gilhousen. Ian is a great worker and he is always on task. Ian is willing to help other students succeed and is very respectful of his peers and his instructor. Ian puts forth the effort in class and it shows through his quality of work. Congratulations Ian!
Congratulations to our MCCC STRIVE Student of the Week – Jesse Johnston. Jesse is a Senior from Jamestown High School and was selected by his Protective Services Instructor, Mr. Carter. Jesse is enlisted in the United States Navy and will leave in July. Jesse has obtained a number of certifications and knowledge with his time spent in the Protective Services program. Jesse has done a great job and we all wish him well in his endeavors. Congratulations Jesse!
Spark an interest in Welding! Jesse Melvin, a Senior from Commodore Perry, preps his part by grinding. Dylan Cooper, a Junior from Sharpsville, uses Gas Tungsten Arc “TIG” Welding while Jacob Rust, a sophomore from Sharpsville, uses Oxy Fuel Cutting to cut his project.
A bright career awaits in the Welding Program!! Hunter Markle, a Reynolds Senior, uses Gas Tungsten Arc “TIG” Welding on his project while Chance Mathieson, a Lakeview Sophomore, uses Shielded Metal Arc “Stick” Welding on his project. Nice Work!!
Give your education a spark in the Welding program! Students grind plates to prep them for a project. Mr. Gilhousen demonstrates Stainless Steel Gas Tungsten Arc “TIG” Welding on a horizontal fillet weld. Steven Varano uses the CNC Plasma cutter to cut pieces for his project.
There are many bright possibilities with the Welding Program! Ian Rickert a Greenville Junior uses gas Tungsten Arc “TIG” Welding with aluminum material. Jacob Rust a Sharpsville Sophomore uses Shielded Metal Arc “Stick” in the vertical position with a welder/generator outside.
Let the Welding program light up your future!! Chance Mathieson is Oxy Fuel cutting while Mr. Gilhousen instructs Kayla Tralick in Gas Tungsten Arc “Tig” Welding. Lane Barber is practicing Shielded Metal Arc “Stick” Welding in the vertical up position. Great Job!
Gabriella Chester and Logan Walker check fire extinguishers and go on patrol throughout MCCC as part of the Protective Services program. Shyanne Zook and Alek Nero use the fire hydrant for water supply. Students practice a felony stop with handcuffing.
Protective Service students practice fire safety while donning a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) which provides breathable air in an immediately dangerous to life or health atmosphere. Kaitlyn Hildreth, Lydia Barnard, and Leni Keener practice their CPR/AED training.
Camren Gash and Grayson Denny practice a traffic stop in Protective Services. Gabriella Chester works on airway management while Alek Nero practices CPR/AED on a mannequin. Logan Walker made sure the school store was kept safe. Nice Job Everyone!!
Congratulations to our MCCC STRIVE Student of the Week – Kyle Voorhies. Kyle is a Junior from Lakeview High School and was selected by his Precision Production Metals Instructor, Mr. Booher. Kyle has a very good work ethic, is always willing to learn new things and help other students excel. Kyle takes pride in working in the Precision Production Metals program.
Congratulations Kyle!
Today in Precision Production Metals, Jensen Ansell and Jesse Rhodes are working on a NIMS drill press part for a NIMS Certification. Montana Minor and Lane Owen work on making a brush knockout tool, while Johnathan Martin reviews his vertical mill NIMS part. Great Job!
Cole Rodemoyer researches machining tools for the Precision Production Metals program. Zach Bobby is making hitch brackets for a welding student while Kierstin Young works on a milling project for a NIMS Certification.
MCCC students travel to Pittsburgh Technical College to learn about the programs they have to offer. PTC offers more than 30 programs, with either a degree or certificate. MCCC students explore their options after high school.
Lakeview students show their skills in Precision Production Metals today! Montana Minor is turning a step turn project on the lathe. Kyle Voorhies is surface grinding a NIMS project while Jesse Rhodes cuts a project to length using the horizontal band saw. Nice Job Everyone!
Congratulations to our MCCC STRIVE Student of the Week – Tabatha Clevenger. Tabatha is a Junior from Commodore Perry High School and was selected by her Health Care Careers Instructor, Mrs. Stainbrook. Tabatha is a motivated student that demonstrates initiative and she has a positive work attitude. She is a team leader that works well with students and staff members. She is an asset to have in the Health Care Careers program and will make an excellent addition to any heath care team. Congratulations Tabatha!
