SC Regional Advisory Committees
An advisory committee is a group of citizens selected to collectively provide advice to the schools in our Perkins Consortium regarding career and technical education. The members are from outside the field of education, representing labor, management, and the general public. The members are selected because of specialized expertise and knowledge. They serve as advisors without administrative authority.
What is the Purpose of an Advisory Committee?
An effective advisory committee provides ongoing evaluation and consultation on the curriculum and training areas to keep course current with the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values identified by industry representatives as being necessary for students to learn and use in order to work effectively in their chosen fields.
Committee Listings (all are PDF format)
Accounting Advisory Committee (Faribault)
Accounting Advisory Committee (North Mankato)
Agribusiness Advisory Committee
Auto Body Collision Advisory Committee
Automotive Service Advisory Commitee
Carpentry-Cabinet Making Advisory Committee (Faribault)
Child Development Advisory Committee (Faribault)
Child Development Advisory Committee (North Mankato)
Civil Engineering Advisory Committee
Community Social Service Advisory Committee
Computer Careers Advisory Committee
Computer Integration Machining Advisory Committee (Faribault)
Computer Integration Machining Advisory Committee (North Mankato)
Construction Field Supervisory Advisory Committee
Culinary Arts Advisory Committee
EMS/Paramedic Advisory Committee
Graphic Communications Advisory Committee
Marketing Management Advisory Committee
Medical Coding Transcription Advisory Committee
Medical Lab Technician Phlebotomy Advisory Commitee
Nursing Advisory Committee (Faribault)
Nursing Advisory Committee (North Mankato)
Office Technology Advisory Committee (Faribault)
Office Technology Advisory Committee (North Mankato)
Restaurant Management Advisory Commitee
Advisory Committee Resources
Program Advisory Committee Handbook (2010 Edition)
The handbook clearly and thoroughly explains the purpose and structure of a committee and the roles of its members. It can serve as a tool for all committee members and may be especially helpful when introducing new members to your committee.