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Oct 8, 2009
<p>Rickelle Lynn Cousino, a culinary arts student at the Capital Area Career Center and high school senior in Mason, is serious about her future plans. After spending her junior year in the Career Center's culinary arts program, Rickelle took her learning experiences to another level by attending a summer baking camp at Johnson and Wales in Miami, Florida. Johnson and Wales is well known throughout the country for their culinary arts programs, and this was a unique opportunity for Rickelle to spend time with collegiate professionals to get a real feel for this career field. </p>
Culinary Arts Student Sets Future Plans In Motion
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Oct 2, 2009
<p>For several years the Capital Area Career Center has offered a Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) and Design program that focused primarily in the mechanical field, with a broad overview in several other areas. Due to industry and student demand, the program is being redesigned for the 2010-11 school year. Instead of having a single two-year program, CAD and Design will now offer two one-year programs: one in mechanical drafting and one in architecture.</p><p> </p>
New CAD and Design Program Planned to Meet Student and Indus
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Aug 14, 2009
<p>Mike Krummrey of Mason is one of the first in Michigan to pass the written certification exam as a CCIE Wireless Expert at CISCO. Krummrey is a graduate of Mason High School and Kettering University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. He began his career in electronics as a 1998 graduate of the Electronics Program at the Capital Area Career Center in Mason.</p>
Krummrey Becomes First CISCO Wireless Expert in Michigan
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Jul 7, 2009
<p>Two national groups, Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) and Skills<br />USA, held their national competitions the week of June 22nd, and seven students<br />from the Capital Area Career Center placed in the top 10 spots.</p>
Area Students Shine in National Competitions
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Jun 29, 2009
<p>Late this spring, Granger Container contacted the Capital Area Career Center, looking for assistance to analyze their customer survey results. The Career Center's Business program volunteered to help Granger assess their survey results from the over 18,000 customer surveys returned to Granger. Four students volunteered to run the project and put together an analysis for Granger: Courtnee Katz, Haslett, Marissa Klimkiewicz, Stockbridge, Rachelle Hall, Mason, and Erin Wright, Mason. The team immediately proposed a methodology to Tonia Olson, Government and Community Relations at Granger, and began their assessment.</p>
Granger Taps Business Students to Analyze Customer Survey Re
