WFT2018Summer
LCSC Workforce Training fall 2018 catalog.
LCSC Workforce Training fall 2018 catalog.
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Linda Stricklin<br />
RN,MHS,PhD<br />
Director WFT<br />
Welcome to<br />
Workforce Training!<br />
How can we<br />
help you achieve<br />
your goals? Do<br />
you need a short<br />
refresher computer<br />
class or a longer<br />
term training designed to gain access to a<br />
job? We strive to provide you with the specific<br />
course or courses to meet your needs. Please<br />
browse our catalog to discover what we can do<br />
to help you and feel free to see our website or<br />
give our friendly customer service a call with<br />
any questions.<br />
Andrea Baldus<br />
Customer Service<br />
Repersentative<br />
Andrea joined LCSC<br />
Workforce Training<br />
three years ago and<br />
has gained a wealth<br />
of knowledge on all<br />
of our classes. As<br />
the primary contact<br />
for all prospective<br />
students, she provides information and answers<br />
questions about Workforce Training programs.<br />
Give our office a call today at 208-792-2388<br />
and speak with Andrea to learn more about<br />
your next step with LCSC Workforce Training.<br />
Cover Story<br />
Al Cook: 29 Years as LCSC Workforce Training Instructor<br />
When Al Cook instructed his first group of electrical apprentices in 1989 for Workforce Training, the<br />
Oscar for Best Picture went to “Rain Man.” The number one song on the Billboard Top 100 list was<br />
“Miss You Much,” by Janet Jackson, and the San Francisco 49’ers had just won their third Super<br />
Bowl. Twenty-nine years later, Al is teaching his last group of apprentices and his knowledge and<br />
experience will be greatly missed.<br />
In nearly three decades as an instructor, Al touched the lives of over 900 students. His dedication<br />
didn’t end in the classroom, he tutored many students in his own home, helping them through the<br />
struggles of load calculations and wiring diagrams. Al’s love for his fellow man extends beyond<br />
the classroom as he volunteers his time to build homes for Habitat for Humanity. His legacy is<br />
highlighted by the fact that one of his former students is now an instructor in the apprentice program<br />
at Workforce Training.<br />
Al is moving on to new challenges, using his Master Electrician license to help with the family<br />
business, Cook Brothers Electric. He and his wife Bev have some traveling to do, which will no<br />
doubt include a few rounds of golf. Thank you Al, for your dedication to the electrical trade, and<br />
decades of mentoring generations of journeyman electricians. And Al…remember to keep that two<br />
iron shot low and straight.<br />
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