MentorLinks assistance helps propel new technician programs
Adhering to the advice of their assigned mentors, coupled with the confidence they get from contacts in the field and among peers, nine 
community colleges participating in the national MentorLinks program are making significant strides in improving or creating their technician education programs.
community colleges participating in the national MentorLinks program are making significant strides in improving or creating their technician education programs.West Virginia University (WVU) at Parkersburg and Clark State Community College (CSCC) in Ohio, in particular, has received substantial assistance over the past 12 months for initiatives started with help from MentorLinks.
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