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NEW PROGRAMS FOR 2013-2014

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

SRTC Winter 2013 Newsletter

Sanford Regional Technical Center recently welcomed Susan Williams and Brent Sirois to the staff to begin the school year.

Susan Williams is the new Career Planning Center Coordinator. She was born in New York City , raised in Connecticut and resides in Hollis, Maine. Susan has a Masters Degree in Counselor Education from University of Southern Maine and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from the University of Connecticut. Susan comes to SRTC from Southern Maine Community College with 11 years experience as liaison between high schools and the college administering the Accuplacer college entrance exam. She has also helped to facilitate Dual Enrollment and Articulation agreements with the high schools and college. Susan had worked as a guidance counselor at area high schools for 14 years. Susan is very excited to bring her knowledge, experience and enthusiasm to SRTC to help students achieve their career placement goals.

SRTC has also added Brent Sirois as the new Pre-engineering Instructor. Brent was born and raised and now resides Kennebunk, Maine. He has a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership and a Bachelors Degree in Applied Technical Education from University of Southern Maine as well as an Associates Degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology from University of Maine at Orono. Brent comes to SRTC from Kennebunk High School where he was a Physics teacher for 13 years. Prior to that he worked as a Engineer for ULVAC Technologies and E Media of Kennebunk since 1987. Brent has also taught the Statics and Strength of Materials course at York County Community College. He is active in sports and is a referee for many local sports.