brings nearly 50 years of experience working in the oil and gas industry to the classroom at Wind River Job Corps Center. Paul shares his extensive background in the oil and gas industry with his students to motivate them to succeed.

has a master’s degree in secondary education and over 20 years of experience working with the development of people in different ways, from at-risk youth to assisted living residents. As Career Transition Readiness instructor, Michael prepares students for life after Job Corps.

serves as the Heavy Truck Driving instructor at Wind River Job Corps Center. As a seasoned instructor, Calvin enjoys working with students and finds it rewarding to watch them gain confidence in their abilities as they grow into positive role models and successful citizens. 

has a long history with Wind River Job Corps Center. Rebecca started in the security department and then was promoted to her current position as Heavy Truck Driving instructor. Rebecca says she enjoys the challenges each day brings while working at Wind River Job Corps. Rebecca also enjoys witnessing the excitement of the students learning and reaching their goals.

has served as a Cement Masonry instructor with Dayton Job Corps Center since 2020. He started his career as a concrete finisher in 1996 and joined the Cement Masons Institute in 2003. Andrew enjoys helping young people gain the necessary skills to have a long and sustaining career, while positively influencing their lives.

is a United States Air Force veteran and serves as the Facilities Maintenance and the Home Building Institute Construction instructor at Dayton Job Corps Center. He has worked in the maintenance department as a maintenance technician and a maintenance supervisor. Rick enjoys producing skilled trade future employees for the construction industry.

is the Carpentry instructor  of Dayton Job Corps Center’s United Brotherhood of Carpenters Pre-Apprenticeship program. He has over 22 years of experience in the field.

is a full-time Patient Care Technician instructor with Dayton Job Corps Center. She has 10 years of experience in the health care field, particularly long-term care, hospice, surgery, emergency, rehabilitation, dialysis and assisted living.

is a full-time Clinical Medical Assistant instructor with Dayton Job Corps Center. She earned a clinical medical assistant and medical administrative assistant associate degree. Angelia specializes in cardiovascular prevention, phlebotomy, family practice and diabetes education, proficiency in occupational safety, health administration, and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. Her roles in these fields have provided experience, skills and knowledge to teach in a classroom setting. 

serves as the Culinary Arts instructor at Dayton Job Corps Center. She has over 30 years’ experience in culinary arts working in private clubs, hotels and resorts, and corporate environments, including Walt Disney World. Mary earned a dual associate degree from Sinclair Community College in culinary arts and hospitality management, a bachelor’s degree in business management from Sullivan University and a master’s degree in leadership from Belhaven University. She is currently working on her doctorate in business management at Belhaven University.