Welcome To Our Manufacturing Exploration Day!
Learn more about the programs you explored during Exploration Day on this page. Be sure to complete the survey below and let us know what you thought about the day!
Share what you learned with your parents, and for questions about Moraine Park programs or the admissions process, contact us at recruitment@morainepark.edu or 920-924-3208.
Brian Stout, Associate Dean of Manufacturing, bstout@morainepark.edu
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Sessions
Mechanical Design
Jeff Quackenboss, jeffquackenboss@morainepark.edu
From designing products to preparation of models and drawings for all types of machines and manufacturing industries, mechanical designers assist engineers by developing designs for mechanical equipment using Computer Aided Design (CAD).
CNC/Tool and Die
Craig Seidel, cseidel1@morainepark.edu
People who studied CNC / Tool and Die Technologies build and run mold dies and stamping dies. They also perform advanced milling, drilling and lathe work.
Electromechanical Technology & Quality and Advanced Manufacturing
Robin Reese, rreese@morainepark.edu
Tom Roehl, troehl@morainepark.edu
Ken Jacobs, kjacobs1@morainepark.edu
Electromechanical Technology graduates operate mechanical, electrical, and automated systems through motor control, fluid power, mechanical drives, robotics, and programmable logic controllers.
Quality and Advanced Manufacturing graduates use Smart Technologies and Automation to revolutionize processes and are trained in quality planning, data collection, data analysis, and the ability to integrate all of these functions.
Welding
Dan Zoschke, dzoschke@morainepark.edu
Welders know how to interpret welding drawings, operate metal fabricating equipment, perform thermal cutting, produce gas metal arc welds (GMAW), produce gas tungsten arc welds (GTAW), produce shielded metal arc welds (SMAW), produce flux cored arc welds (FCAW) and demonstrate safety practices.
We are ready to help you tackle the tough questions and plan for the future.
- Learn more about the college and programs
- Get details about admissions
- Ask general MPTC questions
- Schedule a Campus Visit
Dual Enrollment Opportunities
Earn college credit at Moraine Park Technical College while in high school through Dual Credit or Start College Now.
Dual Credit
Dual Credit allows high school students to earn college credit without leaving their high school classroom. The courses are taught by certified high school instructors using technical college curriculum, grading policies and textbooks. Use the dual credit lookup tool to see what courses are offered as dual credit at your high school.
Talk with your high school counselors to see what certificates or credentials you can earn in these programs while in high school.
Start College Now
The Start College Now program enables high school students to enroll in technical courses or general education courses to earn high school and college credit at the same time. The program is open to eligible 11th and 12th-grade high school students in good academic standing.
Reach out to one of our recruiters for additional information: recruitment@morainepark.edu