Madisonville Community College is centrally located along the I-69 corridor in beautiful rural Western Kentucky, with easy access to Evansville, Indiana; Owensboro; Hopkinsville; and Nashville, TN.
Delivery of online program-related courses and hands-on laboratory exercises for traditional, non-traditional, and high school dual-credit students.
Minimum requirements are an Associate of Applied Science degree in a related field with three to five years of industrial experience across multiple disciplines to include but not limited to electrical, hydraulic/pneumatic, and mechanical concepts; engineering controls, programmable logic controllers, robotics and engineering schematics. Applicants should possess excellent computer skills and excellent communication/presentation skills.
Please upload a letter of interest, resume, three letters of reference and official transcripts.
Applications without all the necessary documents will not be considered.
Internal Number: 48094
About Madisonville Community College
Madisonville Community College has been at the forefront of America s two-year colleges in obtaining private and public resources which help us better recruit, advise, educate, and graduate students. From 2003 through 2010 the college is the nation s only two-year college to operate two U.S. Department of Education Title III grants simultaneously, and these grant awards have greatly increased our ability to educate and train our students for rewarding careers. We also offer an array of financial aid resources and award over 300 scholarships each academic year.Madisonville Community College is one of 16 college districts across the Commonwealth of Kentucky that is a member of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System. MCC has served the Pennyrile region of western Kentucky since 1968, and now operates three campuses in two counties. MCC is regionally recognized for its excellence in associate degree programs, most notably Nursing, Advanced Integrated Technology, Physical Therapist Assistant, and other allied health degree areas. The college was the first in the Kentucky system to construct a multi-service fine arts center and also the first to incorporate a Workforce Development Office that serves local business and industry.
