Pictured are Debbie Cox and Belinda Gardner of Central Texas Medical Center; Carolyn Gonzales and Loni Relley of Texas Parks and Wildlife; Julie Snyder from the Kyle Chamber of Commerce; Jason Mock and Samantha Brown from the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce; Holly Janes of Costa Solutions; John Fasl, J. Prine and V. Gallonay from the Travis County Sheriff’s Office; Diana Guerrero from Travis Elementary/San Marcos CISD; Ricky Fredrickson of VT San Antonio Aerospace; Brian Walsh from Dealer’s Electric; Rick Leal and Jessica Leal from Labor on Demand; Monica Ybarra Alex DeLeon and “Louie the Duck” from Homewood Suites; Ted Breihan and Michele Breihan of Ted Breihan Electric Company; Jorge Fernandez from the U.S. Army; Constable David Peterson, M. Varela and Rhoda Chavila from the Pct. 1 Constable’s Office; Michael Torres and Robert Eller from the Hays County Pct. 2 Constable’s Office; Thomas Moreno and David Gaona of San Marcos Electric Utility; Russell Grumbles of Grumbles Electric; Mark Bond and Taylor Teis of the city of Kyle; Chief Jeff Barnett, Capt. Pedro Hernandez, Officer Dago Pates and Krissi Milliken of the Kyle Police Department; Patti Lankford Rafael Marzan, Kenny Gordon, Bruce Blue, Kevin Pringle, Rakeitha Garner, Jeanie Silguero, Eugene Edokpa, Roy Oldbury, Martin Villanueva, Grace Ysassi, Melissa Valdez, Craig Marks, Mya Peterson, Rachel Garnes, Suzanne Ritter, Irma Pardo, Robyn Hernandez, Kristie Gonzales and Randolph Goodman of Gary Job Corps.
Gary Job Corps photos
Monica Ybarra, “Louie the Duck,” and Alex DeLeon, Homewood Suites Hotel, San Marcos.
Monica Ybarra of Homewood Suites; Hays County Constable David Peterson; Gary Center Director Patti Lankford; Hays Constable Michael Torres; Diana Guerrero of San Marcos CISD; and Hays Constable Robert Eller.
Krissi Milliken of the Kyle Police Department; Debbie Cox of Central Texas Medical Center (CTMC); Kyle Chief of Police Jeff Barnett, Capt. Pedro Hernandez, Officer Dago Pates; Belinda Gardner of CTMC; and Taylor Teis of the city of Kyle.
Gary Job Corps hosts Workforce Industry Council
More than 50 representatives representing over 40 companies attended-Gary Job Corps’ Workforce Industry Council meeting held at the Gary Conference Center.
Employers visited their respective vocations to review the curriculum to ensure that they are being taught to industry standards and to make recommendations when required. Center Director Patti Lankford welcomed employers. “We appreciate you taking the time out of your busy schedules to review our curriculum to ensure our compliance to industry standards,” she said. “Many of you are intern sites for our students and employers of our graduates, we appreciate your commitment to the Gary Job Corps program.”
The Gary Job Corps Center trains 1,460 students over its 800 campus in over 20 vocations divided between the schools of Construction/Manufacturing and Health and Support. Additionally, students can receive their driver license, GED, or high school diploma.
• Submitted by Gary Job Corps
