Mesabi Range College is hosting new technical programs during fall semester.

Students can register for industrial mechanical technology (IMT), also known as the millwright program, at the William M. Kelley High School in Silver Bay. Academic advisors and instructors Bill Parker and Tom Baldwin attended enrollment day to provide students with in-depth answers about the classes and new schedule for the programs.Kevin Langdon and Michelle Maczuga of the Eveleth campus helped students register for the appropriate classes, answered questions, and guided them through the registration process. Toby Anderson of the Virginia campus came helped students through their assessments.

Students met at Two Harbors for the new welding program now being offered through Mesabi Range College. Members from Arrowhead Economic Opportunity Agency offered assistance to students who may need financial help or refresher courses. Mesabi Range registered 17 students in the welding program and 21 students in the IMT program.

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