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Kankakee Community College professor Clay Sterling MREA Recognition
Clay Sterling, who teaches electrical engineering technology courses related to renewable energy at KCC, was recognized by the Midwest Renewable Energy Associat
By News Room · 2019-08-26T17:48:01+00:00
Kankakee Community College professor receives MREA recognition Clay Sterling, an instructor of electrical engineering technology courses related to renewable energy at Kankakee Community College, has been recognized by the Midwest Renewable Energy Association’s MREA Avenue of Advocates. The MREA recognizes people or organizations who have shown great leadership in advancing renewable energy and sustainable living.
As an instructor in the KCC renewable energy program, Sterling has been instrumental in preparing students for careers in the solar and wind energy fields. The program at Kankakee Community College has gained recognition for its hands on approach and commitment to training the next generation of renewable energy professionals.
The Avenue of Advocates award highlights the critical role educators play in transitioning the regional economy toward sustainable energy practices. Sterling’s work in the classroom and his dedication to teaching practical skills on tower safety and renewable technologies were noted as key factors in his selection.