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APICC 2012 Annual Meeting & Conference: "Pathways to Our Future"
Friday, October 26, 2012 - Dena’ina Civic & Convention Center
2011 APICC ANNUAL MEETING AND CONFERENCE
Process Industries that Vitalize Alaska’s Economy
APICC supports the
"Alaska Career and Technical Education Plan."
APICC Engaged with Alaska Industry
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Left to Right: Fred Villa (APICC Board), Todd Bergman (APICC Director), Dave Rees (APICC Board), and Shawn Aspelund and Tim Woodard (BP) at Pipeline Training Center Meeting.
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Left to Right: Cari-Ann Ketterling, APICC Manager, with Robert Handley, Chevron Process Operator, and Chris Myers, Chevron Operations Manager & APICC Director, at Chevron’s Swanson River Operations.
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Chris Myers, Chevron’s Cook Inlet Operations Manager and Todd Bergman, APICC’s Executive Director visit the Dolly Varden Oil and Gas Platform in Cook Inlet, June 2011.
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APICC’s Mobile Process and Energy Careers Briefcase
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Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Kenai Process Technology Instructors Brian Ellingson, Henry Haney, Jeff Laube, Allen Houtz, Rick Adams and Scott Kraxberger work at Kenai Peninsula College on August 20, 2010, to complete design work on and test APICC’s new Process and Energy Industry Mobile Briefcase.
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For more information on the Mobile Briefcase, please click here.
APICC Director Advocates for Technical Careers in Alaska- KCAW Radio
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APICC Fall 2011
NSTC September 2011
WHAT IS APICC?
The Alaska Process Industry Careers Consortitum or APICC works to create, connect, and enhance the quality of career development, training, and educational programs available to prepare Alaskans for careers.
Alaska’s Process Industry includes oil & gas production, transportation & refining, mining, power generation, water quality management, and shore based processing.
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