Manufacturing Technology Center

Welcome to Asnuntuck Community College and the website for the Manufacturing Technology Center.

We provide opportunity to participate in college programs in electronics, welding, and precision machining technology, all of which involve state of the art facilities, equipment and instruction.

Students spend time in the classroom, computer lab, and the manufacturing center.  The college has developed with the private sector a series of courses and certificate and degree programs designed to insure access and retention: learn the subject matter in the classroom, develop it further in the lab, and produce it in the manufacturing center.

More than 1,000 students have graduated from our technology programs and transitioned successfully to the private sector with the requisite technology and academic abilities to enhance career goals and to benefit local industry, both short-term and long range.

Colleges must take a more meaningful approach to the realities of school to career for youth and adults.  Our MODEL: certificate programs in manufacturing technology with a career focus, in a community colleges, approximately 30 college credits, optional internship in the private sector, excellent prospects for career employment, entry level earnings of 35+ thousand, career mobility, competitive fringe benefits, option to work full-time and attend classes part-time with the longer term goal of achieving a four year college degree.

Students who complete an Associate in Science Degree in a program of manufacturing technology can apply for status as third year students in Central Connecticut State University’s School of Technology.

Please check all the program course options in precision machining, welding, and electronics, and consider carefully the opportunities for certificate, associate, and four year degrees and long-term career employment.  Stop by and visit or call 860.253.3189.

 

Frank D. Gulluni, Director

Manufacturing Technology Center

Asnuntuck Community College