“Our goal is to show students and influencers what careers in technical education really look like. We discuss our industry-related programs, such as information technology, welding and machining, and give them an opportunity to participate in interactive simulations,” said Dr. Van Madray, dean of business, engineering technologies and public services at Rowan-Cabarrus. “Many are surprised at the careers available – these are not your grandfather’s jobs. They are high-tech, high-demand, high-paying positions.”
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