About the Advanced Manufacturing Center
Located at STLCC-Florissant Valley, the Advanced Manufacturing Center strengthens education, workforce and community partnerships by helping students develop in-demand skills and connect with local employers.
The Center features specialized classrooms for hands-on training in fabrication and technical trades. Its collaborative maker space provides an environment where students, entrepreneurs and small businesses can bring ideas to life. The Advanced Manufacturing Center also offers a variety of services to businesses and industry leaders, including customized training, workforce development and event spaces tailored to industry needs.
Together, these resources connect students to real-world opportunities, foster growth, support local businesses and drive economic development in the region.
Community Services for Industry Partners
The Advanced Manufacturing Center provides customized workforce training solutions and a versatile event venue that accommodates everything from small meetings to large-scale industry events.
Host Your Next Industry Event
Host your next industry event, corporate training or workforce meeting in one of our flexible, modern spaces. The Center provides a professional environment equipped with presentation tools and technical devices.
Workforce Training and Workshops
Partner with STLCC to offer specialized workshops focused on advancing skills, securing certifications and adapting to emerging technologies. Our workforce solutions team can help design customized training based on your organization’s needs.
Schedule a Tour or Site Visit
You're invited to tour the Advanced Manufacturing Center. Interactive tours are available for K-12 students, community-based organizations and local businesses.
Build Your Future at the Advanced Manufacturing Center
The Center offers multiple educational pathways that provide students with opportunities to further their studies and prepare for successful careers.
School of Advanced Manufacturing, Industrial Occupations and Transportation
Many of the training programs in the School of Advanced Manufacturing, Industrial
Occupations and Transportation take place at the Center. These include degrees and
certificates in high-demand skilled trades such as biomedical electronics, HVAC, precision
machining, welding, transportation technology and more.
Explore Programs
Early College Program
The Early College Program allows high school juniors and seniors to earn credit toward an associate degree while in high school. Students take classes at STLCC, learn alongside peers and gain access to campus resources such as the library, tutoring services and computer labs. This opportunity empowers students to take charge of their education and career path early on.
Emerson STEM Academy
Developed in partnership with Emerson Electric, STLCC and local school districts, the Emerson STEM Academy offers high school students access to college-level courses in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). This dual enrollment program allows students to earn college credits or even complete an associate degree while still in high school, preparing them for future success in STEM careers.
Advanced Manufacturing Center Photo Gallery
Take a look inside the Center. Our gallery highlights the labs, maker space and learning environments where students train for success.
Advanced Manufacturing Center Contacts
Do you have questions or want to connect? Reach out to our team to learn more about admissions, tours, partnerships or program options.
Vincent S. Boyd, PhD
District Director
Advanced Manufacturing Center
314-513-4012
vboyd20@stlcc.edu
Becky Epps
Manager
Center for Workforce Innovation
314-513-4271
bepps@stlcc.edu
Kelli Milos
Coordinator
Boeing Pre-Employment Program
314-513-4811
kmilos@stlcc.edu
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