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LATEST NEWS RELEASES
5-10-08
New CREATE website features! (Click here)
3-17-08
Facilitator Development Workshops I is being offered June 8 - 13, 2008.
3-17-08
The CREATE fourms are now operational. (Click here)
10-24-07
"Keeping Faculty and Curriculum Current", Presented by Robert Alldredge at the 2007 ATE National Principal Investigators Conference: " Keeping Technical Programs Viable and Sustainable". Download Mr. Alldredge's zipped (.zip) PowerPoint Presentation, 5.6 MB: Keeping Faculty and Curriculum Current
5-11-07
Annual Industry Advisory Committee and Student Awards Luncheon for the National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education Regional Center, CREATE. (more)
9-14-06
Current news from the Engineering Technology Dept. at Oxnard College:
New CompTIA Security + Course offered, Fall 2006 (Course has full enrollment!)
New articulation agreeement with the Oxnard High School Union District for the first half of CCNA Prep. If a student completes the First Half of CCNA Prep. at any high school in the Oxnard District and then completes the Second Half of the CCNA Prep course at Oxnard College, the student will earn college credit for the CCNA course they completed at their High School.
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6-05
Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) Workshop
 Bob and Pam installing conduit.
The summer 2005 CREATE Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) workshop was great! Our instructor was Chris Akelian and the workshop was held at Cuesta College. BICSI's mission is to enhance the telecommunications industry by providing education, promoting skill sharing, and assessing knowledge with professional registration programs. The workshop was very hands-on and we were able to apply the information we were given during the presentation portion of the class. This gave us the skills and confidence to take the BICSI certification test. It is indeed to Chris’s credit that every participant in the workshop was able to pass the certification test… time well spent!
John Reese
I thought the workshop was intense, hands-on, and highly technical. I have never seen an instructor who could produce an in-class example for everything that we were seeing in the slides on the overhead. The hands-on labs reinforced the material and the teamwork amongst the workshop participants was fantastic. Chris's preparation for the workshop was incredible.
Thanks – Alex Lynch
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