Industrial Maintenance/Mining Maintenance - Western Wyoming ...

II C. Printed Materials and WebsitePrinted Brochure Review:Printed information in Technology and Industry brochure, and Process Simulator Plantbrochure:a) Currently, within a general Technology and Industry brochure, the IndustrialMaintenance/Mining Maintenance Program’s printed material consists of oneparagraph. While the general Technology & information is fairly detailed, andwould inform students or employers about onsite training, co-op, or features,there’s only a paragraph for any given program, and IM is combined with MiningMaintenance in its write up. This is more of an overview for the entire T and Iprogram.Since we conducted this review we produced a new brochure which promotesthe program to new markets. Also included is information on the green powerindustry, since it is a growing market that the program is currently pursuing. Thenew brochure also shows the diversity of jobs that are achievable with a degreein Industrial Maintenance/Mining Maintenance.b) The Process Simulator Plant brochure is more up to date with graphics andphotographs, and explains how students can receive hands on experience withindustrial operations; specifically, there’s one overview paragraph aboutIndustrial Maintenance and how the PSP is used for educating students. This isgood informative and helpful documentation.Because of this disparity, print information has been developed that has some ofthe same level of detail as the web page, specific for Industrial Maintenance, andMining Maintenance separately and respectively.Web page:The Industrial Maintenance and Mining Maintenance have two separate links, whichseems appropriate. Both webpage contains the following information: Why Western,Programs, Courses, Careers, Faculty, Comments, and Online Training. While many ofthe sections are good, such as up to date faculty information, and good marketing onthe “Why Western” page, and the information is extensive and specific, the followingneed some adjustment:On the IM main home page there’s a Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas CareerToolkit. This looks to be a very good feature, but many features on it don’twork, such as the careers section with the “Job Family” or “Job Dictionary” orall of the “Resources”. Basically, none of that material is shown, and the“print icon” for each doesn’t work.The Programs section includes detailed catalog information about the AAS inIndustrial Maintenance, and the different options for certificates. However, itstates there are three options, when in fact there are four mentioned there,but six are detailed (as they are in the catalog). Aside from that, the catalogIndustrial Maintenance/Mining Maintenance Program Review 7