Front Range Community College (FRCC), in collaboration with highway contractors and state/local agencies including the Colorado Department of Transportation, Colorado Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP),
and National Highway Institute (NHI), have established the nation’s first ever on-line Highway Maintenance Associates Degree. This 2-year program (60 credits across 4 semesters) prepares students for management positions in Highway Maintenance within federal, state, county, and municipal agencies, and highway contractors. Program graduates receive an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Highway Maintenance Management.
Hosted in cooperation with the Southwest Transportation Workforce Center and California LTAP, this hour-long webinar offers a closer look at FRCC’s HMM degree program from a panel of contributing experts that include:
- Dr. Nicholas Spezza, Dean of Instruction, FRCC
- Susan Baillargeon, HMM Degree Program Director, FRCC
- Heather Carlson, Director of the Colorado LTAP
- Robert McArthur, Adjunct Instructor, FRCC and LTAP
- Shawn Severin, General Manager & Owner of Loveland Barricade
- Kevin McVittie, Statewide Technical Training Programs Manager for Colorado DOT
- Don Strange, Manager, Streets & Code Enforcement Divisions for the City of Highland Village, Colorado
For More Information: Webinar Flyer, APWA Reporter Article, HMM Curriculum Summary
Webinar Materials: Download here!
