Career and Technical Education Month

Career and Technical Education at John A. Logan College prepares students for in-demand careers through hands-on learning, real-world experience and industry-aligned programs.

Throughout Career and Technical Education Month, we are highlighting students whose journeys reflect the impact of technical education, perseverance and opportunity. From non-traditional students returning to college to working parents balancing school and family, these stories show how CTE helps students build meaningful careers and brighter futures.

Explore the student spotlights below to learn more about their paths, their programs and the power of Career and Technical Education at John A. Logan College.

Student Spotlights

Nathan Sullivan

Nathan Sullivan
Computer Support and Networking

From displaced worker to ELT Computer Support and Networking Freshman Student of the Year, Nathan Sullivan returned to college to build a future rooted in hands-on learning, family and purpose.

Read more about Nathan Sullivan


Whitney York

Whitney York
Early Childhood Education

Balancing full-time work, family and online coursework, Whitney York returned to college to finish what she started and move one step closer to opening her own daycare.

Read more about Whitney York


Explore Career and Technical Education at JALC

Interested in a hands-on career path? John A. Logan College offers a wide range of Career and Technical Education programs designed to prepare students for today’s workforce.

Explore CTE Programs