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<\/p>\nSecond year Electrical Construction Design & Management students were provided with a behind-the-scenes tour of Surly Brewing Company earlier last month.<\/p>\n
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Students were able to see the many different electrical uses throughout Surly\u2019s facility, from the industrial motors and sensors involved in the brewing lab to the various light fixtures inside the restaurant.<\/p>\n
\u201cSurly was a great building to tour simply because they do so much there,\u201d Senior Instructor Nick Bohl said. \u201cThey of course have their brewery operations, but they also manage a restaurant with a kitchen; an event center; and space for kegging and canning. It was a great opportunity for students to see the many different aspects of construction, design and maintenance that go into a building like that–especially from an electrical standpoint.\u201d<\/p>\n
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This was just one of many site visits Bohl has planned for his students. Earlier this year, students also toured an electrical substation operated by Excel Energy. A trip to Monticello to visit a nuclear generating plant is also planned for later this semester. Towards the end of the program, students will even visit locations that directly pertain to their capstone projects.<\/p>\n
\u201cEach building we tour has a unique story and provides students with opportunities to ask questions and learn from an experienced professional in the industry,\u201d said Bohl. \u201cIt\u2019s an excellent way of showing students all that they\u2019ll be capable of doing by the end of their program.\u201d<\/p>\n