Diesel Technology, Energy Technology, Energy Operations, and Welding Technology
(63,000 Sq. Ft. addition to the current Manufacturing Education Center)

The spacious, modern facility will:

• double the student capacity in these programs
• create state-of-the-art classroom and lab space
• incorporate needed safety features
• create customized training space
• meet the demands of the diesel, energy and welding  industry needs
• provide customized continuing education

Additionally, the lab will also be used to cross- train students from other related programs creating a high return on investment for that lab space.

Check out the site plan for Phase I

Automotive Technology, Building Trades and Health Science Lab

The new Automotive Technology facility will:

• replicate the emerging automotive industry standards
• significantly enhance training capabilities using modern technologies and techniques for students

For the first time ever, health students will have access to a Health Science Lab that will:

• allow for training in a dedicated lab space for the study of anatomy and dissection
• embrace new technologies in a learning environment conducive to exceeding health care industry expectations

Check out the site plan for Phase II

Welcoming Center - Opening a New Front Door for All...

The two-story Welcome Center will:

• serve as Lake Area Tech’s point of welcome and first impression for potential students and their families, visitors, and alumni and by projecting an image of quality, excellence and opportunity
• centralize student services
• be the home of large-group meeting areas, classrooms, bookstore, modern dining facility and centralized admission, administrative offices and central student service areas

Check out the site plan for Phase III

Agriculture Center and Program Renovations

The new Agriculture Center will:

• increase the availability of highly-skilled, highly trained graduates that will meet the workforce needs of the agriculture industry
• provide technological advancements that drive today’s agriculture environment

In this final stage, Lake Area Tech will make use of what we call the domino effect...simply put - adding new space creates areas for existing programs and enables us to renovate old areas for new opportunities.

The Program Renovations will:

• enhance the training of hundreds of students in the building trades, business, cosmetology, and health programs
• will maximize the available space by streamlining, customizing and incorporating new technologies for the training of these students

Additionally, Phase IV will:

• create student parking and links connecting buildings on the main campus creating a safe, secure and protected passage for students and visitors
• complete campus beatification projects