From today's EEI newsletter:
New Mexico College to Offer Degree in Wind-Farm Maintenance
Mesalands Community College in Tucumcari, N.M., will offer a two-year associate's degree at its North American Wind Research and Training Center in wind-farm maintenance, the Amarillo Globe-News reported. Mitsubishi, Clipper Windpower, and Florida Power and Light Energy helped the school develop the curriculum. Mesalands Director of Public Relations John Yearout was quoted as saying: "We started the curriculum in the fall of 2006 with an online course on the basics of wind energy. At the last board meeting, the total curriculum was approved. You can get an associate's degree or certificates in certain areas."
Amarillo Globe-News via the fort Worth Star-Telegram , May 22.
1 comment:
If this school was in New Jersey, I'd send every one of my Vo-Tech students there. Come to think of it, how do I apply?
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