Christopher J. Holley, associate professor of automotive technology at Pennsylvania College of Technology, is one of three college faculty from across the U.S. interviewed by MOTOR magazine for its article, "Back-to-School at Automotive Colleges."
The article shares advice with automotive students, preparing them for a successful new school year. In addition to Holley, two other veteran automotive educators are featured; they hail from colleges in Illinois and Oregon.
Among his advice, Holley encourages students to maintain a routine, use time management skills and take advantage of campus resources, including tutors, libraries and counseling services. He also discusses the varied work day that automotive technicians can expect, as well as the variety of work settings and the promising range of career opportunities.
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Holley has taught at Penn College for over 20 years. He was recently featured on "The Road to Automotive," an episode of the college's Tomorrow Makers Podcast.