Despite economic worries, the automotive industry is still revving a full speed. At least that was the message the recruiters and industry experts at the 14th annual MCC-Longview Automotive Days were telling high school students.
Once again MCC-Longview opened the doors to its nationally lauded automotive program to give high school seniors, juniors and vocational/technical students a look at what opportunities lie ahead of them in the coming years in the automotive industry after high school.
MCC-Longview automotive Director Stan Abrahamson answered non-stop questions about Longview's automotive programs as close to 600 students filed through several demonstrations, round-table discussions and tours of the campus.
The two-day event also included a car show that brought some of the regions oldest and most interesting vehicles to the parking lot of the High Technology/Automotive building. The visiting students were then asked to vote for the best cars on display. The voting, according to some, was a bit more difficult than they had anticipated.
For a full gallery of all the photos from the events, be sure to hit up the MCC-Longview flickr page.
Or check out the video from the event:
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