- Students Brandon Leblanc, Treyvon Baptiste, Paul Zerinque, Denzel Gordon and Stephen McWilliams are shown on the Methanol Plant Control Board reviewing and discussing the plant’s startup procedures.
College control board provides hands-on training
RESERVE — With one of only a few, fully operational methanol plants in the South, the River Parishes Community College Reserve Campus offers its Process Technology Unit Operations III (Capstone) class an invaluable training tool.
Using a working Control Board, Process Technology Instructor Wayne Adams is able to prepare students on the safe operation of a fully running unit.
This method of state-of-the-art, hands-on teaching allows the school to provide a skilled workforce at graduation.
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