Cerritos College Technology Division

The Cerritos College Automotive Collision Repair program won $5,000 as part of a grant from the Collision Repair Education Foundation.

Students in the composite fabrication class at Cerritos College got the chance to see a prototype of the Vision SZR. The car was built by Vision Industries and was brought to Cerritos College to demonstrate how composites are used in the real world.

Starting January 2014, the Cerritos College Esthetician program will offer new services in the salon. New services include: a variety of facials: paraffin, acne, Ultrasonic, and Microcurrent, chemical exfoliant treatments, and Microdermabrasion.

Starting January 2014, the Cerritos College Esthetician program will offer new services in the salon. New services include: a variety of facials: paraffin, acne, Ultrasonic, and Microcurrent, chemical exfoliant treatments, and Microdermabrasion.

The Technology Division with its Pathway Program and in collaboration with the Economic Development and Advanced Transportation departments hosted facility tours for National Manufacturing Day at Cerritos College.

The Cerritos College Teacher TRAC in collaboration with the CTE Counselors have hosted an Integrative Workshop series for faculty members at Cerritos College since fall 2011.

The Technology Division with its Pathway Program and in collaboration with the Economic Development and Advanced Transportation departments is hosting facility tours in celebration of National Manufacturing Day.

The Cerritos College Teacher TRAC in collaboration with the CTE Counselors have hosted an Integrative Workshop series for faculty members since fall 2011.

General Motors (GM) donated a 2012 Chevrolet Camaro and a 2011 Chevrolet Cruze to the Cerritos College Automotive Technology program.

Michael Feygin, the president and the founder of Cubic Technologies, introduced the students of New Product Development 103 to Laminated Object Manufacturing with Refill (LOMR). LOMR is a fast line of 3D-Printers.