Community and Technical College Programs

ICP school programs are important resources for preparing for a career in the industrial distribution channel and employment development.  The ICP curriculum is delivered through community colleges and technical schools, which are well positioned to meet the needs of their local business community.

At each ICP program, a volunteer Advisory Committee of industrial distribution and manufacturing employers works with school faculty and administrators to tailor the core curriculum to meet the specific needs of local employers and to adapt to structure of each college. Students may take select courses, work towards a certificate or earn an associate’s degree in industrial distribution.

Check out each of the established ICP programs, and stay tuned for a comprehensive listing of community and technical colleges around North America that will help you prepare for your career in industrial distribution!

British Columbia Institute of Technology (Burnaby, BC, Canada)

Contact: Randy Singer, PT Studies Coordinator
Web site: www.bcit.ca

Cuyahoga Community College (Cleveland, Ohio)
Contact: Tomeka Robinson, Program Manager of Business Administration
Web site: www.tri-c.edu

Dakota County Technical College (Apple Valley, Minn./Twin Cities)
Contact: Scott Gunderson, Faculty and Chair of Business and Management Development
Web site: www.dctc.edu

Henry Ford Community College (Dearborn, Mich.)
Contact: Diane Smith, Instructor

Web site: www.hfcc.edu

Metropolitan Community College (Omaha, Neb.)
Contact: Bill Owen, Dean Commercial and Industrial Trades

Web site: www.mccneb.edu

Mid Florida Tech (Orlando, Fla.)

Contact: Pat Miles, Academic Affairs

Web site: www.mft.ocps.net

Mohawk College (Hamilton, ON, Canada)
Contact: Pat MacDonald, Director of Continuing Education

Web site: www.mohawkcollege.ca