Due to COVID-19, the Advanced Technology office will be closed in bldg. 15 room 201. Staff will be working remotely and responding to emails and phone messages on a regular basis. Please monitor the COVID-19 information page for all updates.
Advanced Technology Contacts:
- Program Academic Advising: advtechprograms@lanecc.edu
- Current Student Questions: Tracy Rea, Program Coordinator / Email: ReaT@lanecc.edu / Phone: (541) 463-5151
- Apprenticeship Questions: Joy Crump, Administrative Specialist / Email: CrumpJ@lanecc.edu / Phone: (541) 463-5496
- Community Outreach & Operations: Amy Burbee, Project Coordinator / Email: BurbeeA@lanecc.edu / Phone: (541) 463-5379
- Lynn Nakamura, Division Dean / Email: NakamuraL@lanecc.edu / Phone: (541) 463-5742
LaneAlert is an emergency notification service from Lane Community College to quickly inform students and employees about weather closures, delays or emergencies at Lane. LaneAlert messages are sent by text and sometimes email. Be sure your LaneAlert information is current in your myLane accounts! Also, check your Lane student email accounts for all college communications.
People who like working with metal should consider a career in Fabrication and Welding Technology. Welders work with their hands to make or repair a variety of products used in industry as well as everyday life. If it is made of metal, in most instances, it was built by a welder/fabricator!
Employment prospects include the manufacture of equipment utilized in many fields including: aerospace and transportation, medical, recreation, recycling, energy processing, delivery, road construction, shipping and management. Welder/fabricators build bridges, buildings, bicycles, machine tools and more. Fabricating/Welding is a great career choice for entrepreneurs.
Instruction is both classroom theory and hands-on laboratory based. Lane's 15,000 square foot welding facility is equipped to teach a broad spectrum of welding, fabrication and metallurgical skills and knowledge used in the industry. In addition to classrooms, shops and metallurgy labs, the program provides an instructional computer lab.
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Approximate Program Cost Estimate - 2017-18
Fabrication Welding - 2 Year Degree
Resident Tuition and student fees - $12,648
Program Specific Fees - $3,430
Tools - $900
Books - $1,654
Total - $18,577
Fabrication Welding - 1 Year Certificate
Resident Tuition and student fees - $5,865
Books, supplies, program Costs - $2,695
Total - $8,560
Welding Process - 1 Year Certificate
Resident Tuition and student fees - $6,339
Books, supplies, program Costs - $2,927
Total $9,266
Costs are based on resident tuition. Consult Lane's website for updated tuition and fees. International students should seek advice with the international office at Lane Community College for program costs.