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Automotive Technology Management. “Technically” not a management degree!. Did you know here on campus we train Automotive Technicians and professionals that work for major automotive manufacturers?
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Automotive Technology Management “Technically” not a management degree!
Did you know here on campus we train Automotive Technicians and professionals that work for major automotive manufacturers? • How about a degree field that’s constantly fluid and changing day by day with new technological advancements in propulsion technology? • Our goal in the Automotive Technology Management program is to give graduates the hands-on, technical experience these jobs require, and backing them up with solid business, engineering, or technical skillsets to ensure success! History and Goals Jennifer Kamler – District Parts and Service Manager - American Honda Phil Griggs – General Motors Assembly Plant Manager
Technical proficiency • We train you to work with the latest in state of the art equipment on the latest vehicles • Manufacturer support means we have manufacturer scan tools, manufacturer vehicles and tooling, and manufacturers that want to hire YOU! • Business sense • Many of our graduates earn a minor in Business Administration; which not only looks good on a resume but prepares you for the exciting and fast-paced business world present in the Auto industry. • Options • Even if you aren’t sure of the area you may want to be a part of, Automotive Technology Management allows you to choose from three within the major… • Technical • Management • Engineering The skills we train for…
If you haven’t been to Central Missouri Speedway and seen the OTHER UCM sports team you haven’t seen anything yet! • The SAE student chapter has a B-Modified dirt track car that is run nearly every weekend during race season. Built, owned, and funded exclusively by students and alumni. • They have won 9 times this year, and have the track championship mathematically won. Student Organizations
Be driven and self motivated • Actively pursue learning opportunities that are hands-on • Have a passion for mechanical things and how they work • It doesn’t have to be vehicles! • Ask questions! • swilson@ucmo.edu • arichards@ucmo.edu • http://www.ucmo.edu/atm/ So what should you do?