Local Advisory Committee

Local advisory committees are a vital link between the career and technical education center and business and industry. In addition to state requirements for their establishment, career and technical education administrators and citizens recognize the value of community participation in the discussion of career and technical education issues. The advisory committee assist in assuring the relevance of the career and technical education program, help to create a partnership between the career and technical education program and the community, and increase public awareness of the program. Committee members representing business, industry, labor, public sector, community, postsecondary representatives and the general public bring a unique perspective to education and training programs. They provide knowledge and perspectives, which are invaluable to the career and technical education program.

It must be emphasized that local advisory committee are advisory bodies only. They do not have administrative or governing authority; nevertheless, their work is important to the effective operation of a career and technical education center. Career and technical education programs that have a close association and function in cooperation with an advisory committee are generally more successful than those which do not have such an association.

The local advisory committee provides overall direction for the entire career and technical education center. This committee advises on the whole range of activities and issues involving the career and technical education program, provides advice on appropriate program offerings and support services and, when appropriate, provides assistance and support to the institution.

The following is a list of current Local Advisory Committee members:

Sara Bell	Waynesburg University
Ami Gatts	Southwest Corner Workforce Development Board
Scott Blair (Student)	Student
Mr. & Mrs. Blair	Parent
Wes Loring	Jefferson-Morgan High School
Chad Daugherty	Ford Motor Company
Charles Trump	First Federal of Greene County
Chris Bokulich	Intermediate Unit 1
Curtis Waddell	Fox Ford
Dan Halliday	GCCTC
Jason Beal	Jefferson-Morgan School District
Eric Braun	Blue Prints
Ethan Hacker	Fox Ford
Fred Morecraft	Carmichaels Area School District
Jennifer Pellen	Carmichaels Area School District
Jennifer Nix	GCCTC
Brandon Robinson	Jefferson-Morgan High School
Judi Easter	GCCTC
Julie Clayton	Jefferson-Morgan High School
Katie Sleasman	GCCTC
Katy Herold	Jefferson-Morgan High School
Kelly Shaler	Office of Rehablitation Services
Kevin Monaghan	Central Greene School District
Kristi Rohm	GCCTC
Lewis May	Carmichaels Area School District
Lisa Kruezer	Chuck's Collision Ship, Inc.
Lisa Neil	Southwest Corner Workforce Development Board
Lisa Zdravecky	Carmichaels Area High School
Mark Zeiler	Community Services of Greene County
Mary Petrusch	Voices for Independence
Melody Longstretch	Greene County Chamber of Commerce
Morgan North	Southwest Corner Training Center
Natalie Goodwin	GCCTC
Josh Howard and Mrs. Howard	Student
Mrs. Howard	Parent
Roberta Barr	Carmichaels Area School District
Scott Sinn	Bobtown Elementary
Tracy Tennant	GCCTC
John Miller	Office of Rehablitation Services
Justin Shelott	Hydraulic Solutions
Joshuah Dains	Millonvich Insurance
Erin Morse	Equitrans
Zachary Moore	Swanson Industries
Art Harding	Ron Lewis Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Waynesburg
Brandon Christian	Producers Supply Company
Rich Knox	Solomon Chevrolet Buick GMC
Kristi Greene	Lagonda Machine, LLC
Sherry Nicholson	Brownsville Ambulance Service
Stacy Strohman	Blue Prints Activity Center
Jenny Fuller	West Virgina Univeristy
John Hyman	West Virgina University
Cordel Bowman	NexGen Industrial Services
Lisa Trunzo	Cornerstone Health
Lesa Petro	Cornerstone Health
Kristen Manges	AccuTrex
Stacey Parker	Jenmar
Chad Tennant	Jenmar
Kevin Clarke	Jenmar

Nondiscrimination Policy

The Greene County Career & Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, disability or age in its programs or activities. Career and Technical Education program offerings include: Automotive Collision and Body Repair, Automotive Technology, Building and Construction Occupations, Computer Networking Technology, Cosmetology, Culinary Arts, Electrical Occupations, Emergency and Medical Services, Health Assistant, Precision Machining, Welding and Licensed Practical Nursing (adults only). Admission to the programs depends upon availability and class size and sending school districts criteria. Inquires may be directed to the Greene County Career and Technology’s Title IX Coordinator/Assistant Director, Katie Sleasman at [email protected] or the Section 504 Coordinator/Executive Director, Mark Krupa at [email protected]. Inquires can also be sent to 60 Zimmerman Drive, Waynesburg, PA 15370 or you may call 724-627-3106.