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Baseball Drops Doubleheader with Tonkawa

The Beaver Baseball team dropped a doubleheader to NOC-Tonkawa at Stanion Field on Saturday.  The Beavers dropped the first game 9-4 and the second game 7-5.
 

Lady Beavers Go 1-3 in Pratt Tournament

The Seward County Lady Saints won the Pratt Softball Tournament for the second consecutive year defeating Northern Oklahoma in the championship game Sunday. 

Baseball Drops Series with Barton

The PCC Baseball team dropped a doubleheader at Barton County on Sunday.  The Beavers lost 15-3 and 15-10. 
 

Electrical Power Technology

Pratt Community College offers one of the most comprehensive Lineman Training programs in the nation. One of only two in the state of Kansas, it offers students a variety of convenient ways to attend classes through on campus courses, distance education and on the job training.
Electrical Power Technology also offers degrees in Applied Science and Job Certification. This program also offers students the opportunity to participate in a nationwide Lineman's Rodeo where they can compete against other electrical power technology schools in events such as speed climbing and crossarm changeout.
Electrical Power Technology doesn't keep a waiting list. The program fills classes on a first come, first served basis. However, classes do fill up quickly and we encourage students to pre-enroll as soon as possible. Information on the course curriculum and descriptions of classes are available through the course catalog or by contacting the Student Services Office at 620-450-2217 or theresaz@prattcc.edu.
Starting in October, students will interview for spots in the next year's classes, at which time them may enroll for classes for the following fall. Even if classes become full, a waiting list is not kept.
For more information about the Electrical Power Technology Department, contact Lane Gourley at 620-450-2127 or laneg@prattcc.edu

Electrical Power Technology

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11 Men Graduate PCC to be Apprentice Linemen

On Wednesday, Aug. 12 the Electrical Power Technology Work Force Investment Board trainees graduated from Pratt Community College in Pratt, Kans. The 11 men demonstrated their job skills and knowledge while the prospective employers observed.

Record Enrollment in Electrical Power Technology Program

Beginning fall 2009, there will be record enrollment in Pratt Community College’s Electrical Power Technology program with 44 new students.
 
 

Men graduate PCC to be apprentice lineman

After eight weeks of studying and working hard, the 13 men who were members of the Work Force Investment Board will be graduating Wednesday August 12. Dave Campbell, Lane Gourley and Dylan Irby have been working with the men throughout their training.
 

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