Open House activities will include information sessions on the admissions process, on-site applications, financial aid for those who qualify, and student services which include housing, student life, student support, athletics, and career services. Tours of each technical area will also be conducted and department chairs will be available to review the specifics of their programs.

Those interested in attending the Open House can register online at www.johnson.edu/openhouse or by calling Admissions at 570-702-8900. Application fees will be waived for those who apply at the Open House.

This event will be held in the Moffat Building, located on the College’s campus at 3427 North Main Avenue in Scranton, which is off exit 190 on I-81.

Johnson College ambassadors will be on hand to assist prospective students and their families during the College’s Open House on Saturday, March 26, 2011.
From left to right: Nathan Williams ’12, Electronic Technology, Carbondale; Matt Gavern ’11, Automotive Technology, Scranton; Andrew Rickard ’12, Distribution & Supply Logistics Technology, Honesdale

Open House activities will include information sessions on the admissions process, financial aid, and student services. Tours of each technical area will be conducted and department chairs will be available to review the specifics of their programs. Application fees will be waived for those who apply at the Open House.

Those interested in attending the Open House can register online at www.johnson.edu or by calling Admissions at 570-702-8900. This event will be held in the Moffat Building, located on the College’s campus at 3427 North Main Avenue in Scranton, which is off exit 190 on I-81.

Johnson College students, faculty, and staff will be on hand to answer questions at the College’s Open House on October 23, 2010.
From left to right (Back Row): Anna Granteed ‘11, Veterinary Technology, Berwick; Corinne Dahms, Administrative Assistant for Veterinary Technology; Tasha Gitto’11, Veterinary Technology, Quakertown; Danielle Cebulko, Admissions Representative; Devon Fawcett, Director of Student Life; Ashleigh Dennen ’11, Computer Information Technology, Danville; Ann Nealon, Associate Director of Admissions; Amy Shuleski, Admissions Representative; Stephanie Orzalek, Development Assistant
From left to right (Front Row): Lawrence Foster ‘11, Carpentry and Cabinetmaking Technology, Philadelphia; Tami Pease, Associate Director of Development

If you have any Admissions questions, check out our website at www.johnson.edu
or contact the Admissions team at 1-800-2WE-WORK or admit@johnson.edu.

As the Center for Sustainability at Johnson College evolves, one of the newest endeavors under this initiative is the opening of the Welding Training Center.

Johnson College has continually taken a lead role in regional economic development and community partnerships by developing programs that complement business trends and train students for high-demand occupations. The Center for Sustainability focuses on programming that provides industry-driven curriculum pertaining to a regional understanding and application of green and sustainable concepts.

Currently, a significant business trend focuses on the natural gas industry. While the development of natural gas from the Pennsylvania Marcellus Shale is in its earliest phase, the demand for a skilled workforce is already rapidly expanding. Johnson College’s Welding Training Center now provides training to serve the natural gas industry.

In 2002, after thirty-three years, Johnson College suspended its respected Welding Program due to declining enrollment. Recently, the need to bring welding training back to the College became apparent to Marie Allison, Director of Continuing Education.

“At this time, there is an increased demand for welders due to the natural gas industry. Johnson College, given its reputation and history with welding education, has the chance to make a difference in the lives of job seekers,” explains Ms. Allison. “Our Welding Training Center strives to equip individuals with the skills necessary to obtain entry-level positions as welders for the gas industry.”

Classes are underway at Johnson College’s Welding Training Center. Welding is the process of joining separate pieces of metal in a metallic bond and can be performed under a number of conditions by using a variety of methods. The courses presently offered include Basic Cutting & Welding for Pressure Pipelines and Pipe Welding. Applications are now being accepted. Day and evening classes are available.

The Welding Training Center also provides booth rentals as well as customized job training. Welding instructor Jeff Roughgarden states, “Our training doesn’t only benefit those who wish to find careers in the natural gas industry. Jobs for individuals with entry-level welding skills can be found across multiple industry sectors.”

Johnson College will be holding an Open House for its Welding Training Center on Wednesday, August 4, 2010. Doors will open at 3:30 p.m. and formal remarks commence at 4:00 p.m. The Welding Training Center is located at 2001 Rosanna Avenue, Unit A, in Scranton. Prospective students, employers, and the general public are welcome to attend. The Open House will feature information about classes, a tour of the facilities, and the chance to speak with representatives from the College. Individuals can RSVP for the Open House by calling Cathy Beckage, Continuing Education Assistant, at 570-702-8979 or cbeckage@johnson.edu.

Johnson College’s Welding Training Center will be further highlighted in the coming weeks. For more information at this time, please visit www.johnson.edu or contact Ms. Allison at 570-702-8924 or mallison@johnson.edu.

Johnson College’s Welding Training Center Article Series:
* Welding Training Returns To Johnson College
* Welding Training Center Open House Highlights
* Welding Courses Scheduled

Johnson College welding instructor Jeff Roughgarden demonstrates pipe welding.

The latest edition of The Johnsonian is here!
Click the image above and enjoy the Summer 2010 edition of The Johnsonian.

In This Issue:

• Johnson College Announces Center for Sustainability
• Families Gather to Establish Scholarship
• Johnson College Sponsors Chamber Dinner
• $25,000 Raised for Presidential Scholarship Fund
• 25 Year Club Established
• 91st Commencement Celebrated
• 50 over 50 Gather for First Time
• Johnson College in the Community
• Carnival for a Cause Benefits EOTC

And a reminder – the last Open House before the start of the 2010 school year will be held on Wednesday, July 28, at 5 p.m. If you are interested click the image below to register. Or if you know someone who could benefit from the Johnson College experience, spread the word!

Johnson College will host an Open House for prospective students and their families on Wednesday, July 28, 2010 starting at 5:00 p.m. The event will take place on the College’s campus at 3427 North Main Avenue in Scranton.

Open House activities will include information sessions on the admissions process, financial aid, and student services. Tours of each technical area will be conducted and department chairs will be available to review the specifics of their programs. Application fees will be waived for those who apply at the Open House.

Those interested in attending the Open House can register online at www.johnson.edu or by calling Admissions at 570-702-8900.

During the Open House, individuals will receive information on admissions requirements, be given tours of campus facilities and classrooms, and have the opportunity to meet faculty, students and alumni. Department chairs will be available to review the specifics of each technology program and course outlines. Information on financial aid, student services, athletics, and career services will also be provided. Application fees will be waived for those who apply at the Open House.

Registration for the event can be done on the Johnson College website, www.johnson.edu, or by calling Admissions at 570-702-8900. Students who are not able to attend the Open House may call to arrange for a private tour and interview.

Johnson College Ambassadors will be on hand at the March 6^th Open House to assist prospective students and their families.
From left to right: Brendan Bonner ’10, Carpentry & Cabinetmaking Technology, Springfield; Matt Gavern ’11, Automotive Technology, Scranton; Mark Bremer ’10, Precision Machining Technology, Brodheadsville; Alicia Dieter ’10, Veterinary Technology, Bloomsburg; Courtney Shumosic ’10, Veterinary Technology, West Nanticoke; Christopher Stout ’10, Carpentry & Cabinetmaking Technology, Dalton

Open House activities will include a welcome, tours of campus facilities and classrooms, information on admissions requirements, and opportunities to meet faculty, students and alumni. Department chairs will be available to review the specifics of each technology program and course outlines. Information on financial aid, student services, athletics, and career services will also be provided. Application fees will be waived for those who apply at the Open House.

Students who are not able to attend the Open House may arrange for a private tour and interview. Questions about Admissions activities may be directed to the Admissions Department.

Additional information about the technical programs, as well as directions to the College, may be obtained by visiting www.johnson.edu.

Johnson College’s Ambassadors are knowledgeable students who provide information and advice about the College to prospective students and their families.
From left to right: Anna Granteed ‘11, Veterinary Technology, Berwick; Tasha Gitto ’11, Veterinary Technology, Quakertown; Jordan Lupini ’11, Architectural Drafting & Design Technology, Jessup; Eric Shager ’11, Biomedical Equipment Technology, Forest City; Brendan Bonner ’10, Carpentry & Cabinetmaking Technology, Springfield; Alicia Krutulis ’10, Biomedical Equipment Technology, Archbald; Mark Bremer ’10, Precision Machining Technology, Brodheadsville; Matt Gavern ’11, Automotive Technology, Scranton; Danielle Roth ‘10, Veterinary Technology, Erie