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SC4 to offer workshop for beginning college instructors

August 31
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August 29
SC4 student awarded Acheson scholarship

August 29
SC4 student awarded Haley scholarship

August 29
SC4 student awarded Alexander Scholarship

August 29
SC4 student awarded Garden Club scholarship

August 29
SC4 to offer solar energy site assessment seminar

August 29
SC4 announces Butzel Long human resources seminar

August 23
SC4 Alumni Association plans Stratford trip

August 23
College Bookstore program benefits tree planting

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SC4 Workforce Training Institute schedule available

August 11
Suzanne Moore earns doctorate

August 11
SC4 taking enrollment in new classes

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August 10
SC4 appoints Kenneth Lord as vice president of human resources and labor relations

August 10
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August 8
SC4 to offer new Fast Track program

August 8
SC4 classes begin Aug. 21 at Yale Junior High School

August 8
SC4 classes begin Aug. 21 at Sanilac Career Center

August 8
SC4 classes begin Aug. 21 at Venture High School

August 8
SC4 classes begin Aug. 21 at Huron Area Technical Center

August 8
SC4 classes begin Aug. 21 at Algonac High School

August 8
SC4 classes begin Aug. 21 at Anchor Bay High School

August 2
SC4 to offer firefighter academy

August 2
SC4 to offer classes in Anchor Bay, Marlette

August 2
SC4 alternative energy program accepting students

August 2
SC4 students awarded alumni association scholarships

 

August 29, 2006

SC4 to offer solar energy site assessment seminar

St. Clair County Community College’s Workforce Training Institute will offer a workshop to help people determine the best locations for placing solar energy equipment.

The class, “Solar Site Assessment,” will be from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 15, on the college’s Port Huron campus.

Students will learn how to determine if possible locations for solar energy collection devices will receive sufficient energy during the course of a year to be cost effective.

Instructor Christina Snyder will use technology and 3-D modeling software to demonstrate the best sites for using solar energy.

For details or to register, visit www.sc4.edu/training.