is a United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Carpentry instructor at Shriver Job Corps Center. He brings 17 years of field experience and has been a proud union member for over a decade. Christopher is an executive board member of Carpenters Local 336 and the chairman of the volunteer organizing committee and political action committee of Local 336. He looks forward to helping train the future generation of carpenters.

,Culinary Arts instructor at Shriver Job Corps Center, previously served as general manager for a local restaurant for 16 years, executive chef at Beaumont Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, and culinary arts instructor in a behavioral treatment center. Chef Andrew holds a culinary teaching license from the state of Massachusetts and serves as a proctor for U.S. National Restaurant Association, ServSafe.

is a Computer Technician instructor with Shriver Job Corps Center. He teaches students industry standards, prepares them for CompTIA A+ certification, and helps them transition to more advanced learning or into the workforce. Adam is certified in CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+ and Amazon Web Services as a cloud practitioner. He has prior IT experience working at a help desk and as an Android application developer.

brings over 50 years of industry experience to his role as Automotive instructor at Shriver Job Corps Center. He has worked as an automotive technician, service advisor, service manager, service and parts director, warranty administrator, traveling manager, and store manager. Anthony is also an Automotive Service Excellence master-certified technician and certified by the state of Massachusetts as an automotive instructor.

has been an International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Painting instructor at Shriver Job Corps Center for nearly a decade. He worked as an industrial painter for 15 years prior to becoming an instructor. Tim is an OSHA Construction Industry Outreach trainer, mobile elevating work platform/aerial lift trainer, and forklift/powered industrial truck trainer. He also holds an associate degree in occupational development.

academic manager at Cincinnati Job Corps Center, brings 30 years of experience in teaching and management. She has contributed to statewide educational movements for the Illinois Department of Education, presented at regional and national professional organizational conferences, and mentored leaders of all ages. Robin resides in Kentucky with her son, and when not at Job Corps, she can be found camping, hiking and kayaking. Robin also is a guest blogger, ghost-writer and memoir author.

has worked at the Cincinnati Job Corps Center as an Academic instructor for more than 16 years. She is currently the lead High School Diploma and Testing Adult Basic Education Math instructor. Keryle enjoys helping her students understand connections between concepts, teaching life skills, and watching them succeed above and beyond their initial goals.

began his career at Cincinnati Job Corps Center as the Facilities Maintenance instructor in June 2022. After 25 years in the commercial and residential plumbing field working in new construction and service, he transitioned into facilities maintenance, including 10 years in the hotel industry. His teaching experience includes assisting with home-schooling his five children, teaching theology and basic shop skills at the homeschool co-op, and ministry work from public speaking to social media outreach and even publishing a book.

is a Welding instructor at Cincinnati Job Corps Center and brings 25 years of experience with the UA Local 392 working in plumbing, pipefitting and mechanical equipment. He served as an instructor for apprentices at Local 392 for 17 years. He was also a recording secretary and health and welfare trustee for 15 years at Local 392. Cliff served on the Clermont County Community Services directors board for 12 years and the Clermont County homeless shelter board for 12 years.

serves as Career Preparation instructor at Cincinnati Job Corps Center. After completing her enlistment in the United States Air Force, she looked for employment. Once she read the qualifications and mission of Job Corps, she felt it would be a great fit. For the past 29 years, Sharon has worked in several departments at Job Corps, including records, scheduling, residential, center standards and career services.