Marc Rose - Welding Instructor

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Marc Rose is a full-time welding instructor and the department chair of the welding program at LBCC. Rose is an alumnus of the LB welding program. He lives in Lebanon with his wife, KIm, daughter Emma, 17,  and son Luke, 15. This is his sixth year teaching full-time and he taught part-time for six years prior to that.
Before he started teaching, he worked at a local pulp and paper mill in Albany -- Warehouser which became International Paper.  When they closed he went down to Springfield and started at a mill down there as a pipe-fitter and eventually became a supervisor.

Marc says the most satisfying part of teaching welding is when his students have "that aha moment where everything just clicks and they get it. That's the best."




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