Advisory committees are a vital link between the career and technical education program, business and industry, and post-secondary education. In addition to state requirements to establish advisory committees, career, and technical administrators, teachers and citizens recognize the value of community participation in the discussion of career and technical education issues. Advisory committees assist in assuring the relevance of the career and technical education program to the community and increase public awareness of the program. Committee members representing business, industry, labor, post-secondary education, and the general public bring a unique perspective to education and training programs. The OAC provides a viewpoint, which is invaluable to the career and technical education program.
Brian Adams – Technician, James J. Anderson Construction
Justine Barker – Trailer Mechanic, Rob’s Automotive
Andrew Benvenuto – Technician, Ransome Caterpillar
Kevin Brakin - Contractor
Derek Cesari – Mechanic, School District of Philadelphia
Robert Cuthbertson – Fleet Maintenance Supervisor, A & A Machinery Moving, Inc.
Kelly DeGroot – Driver, R.P. Blair
Greg Green - Mechanic, Rob’s Truck Repair
Tony Kane – Technician, Cummins Power System, Road
Andrew Kelly – Mechanic, A&A Machinery
Tracy Kent – BCTHS Teacher
James King – Technician, C. Hamm’s
Tanner Mitchell – Mechanic, Modern Forklift
Jack Mullin - Mechanic, A & A Machinery Moving, Inc.
Dan Serafino – Technician, Gorden Power Systems
Nick Sweeney – Mechanic, Morrissey Equipment
Kyle Walton – Diesel Technician, Ryder Truck Rental
Bill Zarzycki – Technical Instructor, SEPTA
Dave Zimmerman – Mechanic, David Thomas Tours