ASUMH Keystone Spring 2018 ASUMH Keystone Magazine Spring 2018 | Page 13

RICK HASTINGS WELDING INSTRUCTOR KEYSTONE FACULTY Q&A What can students expect to learn in your classroom? What kinds of jobs are available to students who are in your discipline? There are many jobs Students in my class can expect to learn good work ethics in the field of welding. Not only will they learn work ethics, they will also learn teamwork,  responsibility and how to be consistent. Techniques of mig, tig and stick welding are taught. You will learn to read and draw blueprints, which will allow you to prototype and fabricate projects. There is no limit to what you can create such as high-rise buildings, theme parks and more. The sky is the limit and you are your own pilot.  offered in the wonderful world of welding. This career could take you anywhere from factory work, traveling on the road and overseas, to owning your own business.  Why is ASUMH a good choice for students? ASUMH offers a small- What kinds of skills are necessary in your discipline? You must town feel but provides an education for today’s  fast-paced world. Employees at ASUMH strive to make the best experi- ence  for the students. Our beautiful  campus has high-end facilities to meet the needs of the students and staff. So, if you are looking for a great education at low cost and an easy-living feeling while doing it, this is the place for you.  be hardworking, creative and consistent. Determination and flexibility will help you in your journey to achieve your goal’s and the finished product will leave you proud of what you have accomplished. If you are passionate about hard work and letting your creative juices flow, you might enjoy a career in the welding field.  • • • • MACHINE OPERATIONS PRECISION MEASUREMENT TOOLING • BLUEPRINT READING CNC PROGRAMMING & OPERATIONS TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE IN MACHINING CONTACT: JANEL COTTER, ASUMH Director of Workforce Dev., 870-508-6133, [email protected] 13 or SEAN KEMP, ASUMH Workforce Education, 870-508-6292, [email protected]