Los Angeles Region The table below shows the colleges that ATTE contacted to get more information on their alternative fuel programs and level of interest in participating in this Energy Commission program. College Response to Survey Summary Notes Antelope Valley Did not respond No Cerritos Has an ATTE program, provides for credit and noncredit workforce alternative fuels technical education, partnerships include Yes many fleets with alternative fuel vehicles and fuel use. (Partnerships listed later in this section.) Chaffey Has an automotive program that includes hybrid technology. No alternative fuels are Yes included in the program. Citrus Has an automotive and a diesel program. Survey response indicates they do not want Yes to expand to alternative fuels. They have no trained faculty and no demand from their industry advisory board. College of the Desert Has an ATTE program, provides both for credit and noncredit workforce alternative Yes fuels technical education. (Partnerships listed in Appendix A) Copper Mountain Has automotive program. Alternative fuels limited to an introductory course. Expressed Yes limited interest in expanding program at this time. Cypress Has an ATTE program, primary alternative fuel effort is noncredit workforce training, not Yes for credit courses. (Partnerships listed in Appendix A) El Camino Has an automotive program. They are not interested in expanding to alternative fuels Yes as a number of other colleges in the region address this area already. Fullerton Did not respond. No Golden West Did not respond. No LA Trade Tech Has an automotive and a diesel program, including some alternative fuels, but Yes expressed limited interest in expanding program from present levels.
Los Angeles Region The table below shows the colleges that ATTE contacted to get more information on their alternative fuel programs and level of interest in participating in this Energy Commission program. College Response to Survey Summary Notes Antelope Valley No Did not respond Cerritos Yes Has an ATTE program, provides for credit and noncredit workforce alternative fuels technical education, partnerships include many fleets with alternative fuel vehicles and fuel use. (Partnerships listed later in this section.) Chaffey Yes Has an automotive program that includes hybrid technology. No alternative fuels are included in the program. Citrus Yes Has an automotive and a diesel program. Survey response indicates they do not want to expand to alternative fuels. They have no trained faculty and no demand from their industry advisory board. College of the Desert Yes Has an ATTE program, provides both for credit and noncredit workforce alternative fuels technical education. (Partnerships listed in Appendix A) Copper Mountain Yes Has automotive program. Alternative fuels limited to an introductory course. Expressed limited interest in expanding program at this time. Cypress Yes Has an ATTE program, primary alternative fuel effort is noncredit workforce training, not for credit courses. (Partnerships listed in Appendix A) El Camino Yes Has an automotive program. They are not interested in expanding to alternative fuels as a number of other colleges in the region address this area already. Fullerton No Did not respond. Golden West No Did not respond. LA Trade Tech Yes Has an automotive and a diesel program, including some alternative fuels, but expressed limited interest in expanding program from present levels.
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