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Ariens Recognized for Supporting Outdoor Power

Monday, June 18, 2018|By Britten, Casey

Instructors from the Outdoor Power programs recognized Ariens Company with a special industry plaque in honor of its longtime support of the college.  

Over the years, Ariens has provided the latest innovations in outdoor power equipment and other resources to support the college’s related programs housed in the state-of-the-art Service Motor Company Agriculture Center. The company is a strong partner of the college in many other areas as well, including apprenticeship and workplace training initiatives.

IN PHOTO (from left): Jerry Fischer, Dan Barker, value stream manager at Ariens, Mike Fassbender, and Dale Drees

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