Welding Technology

Associate of Applied Science Degree. Certificate.

About the program:

Welding is the most common way of permanently joining metal parts. Heat is applied to the pieces to be joined, melting and fusing them to form a permanent bond. Because of its strength, welding is used to construct and repair ships, automobiles, spacecraft, and thousands of other manufactured products, and to join beams when constructing bridges, buildings and other structures. Starting pay for graduates is up to $24 per hour in the East Texas area.


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Career Tree - Welding

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For information about Welding:

Cody Edwards, CWI/CWE
Program Director
Instructor, Welding
Phone:
(903) 983-8162
Office:
Whitten Applied Tech. Center (WHITN), 115
Mary Martin
Professional Support Assistant
Public Services & Industrial Technologies
Phone:
(903) 983-8131
Office:
Whitten Applied Tech. Center (WHITN), 114
D'Wayne Shaw
Dean
Public Services and Industrial Technologies
Phone:
(903) 983-8130
Office:
Whitten Applied Tech. Center (WHITN), 114
Forrester Nicks
Instructor, Welding
Phone:
(903) 988-7459
Office:
Whitten Applied Tech. Center (WHITN), 115