Accumold + DMACC = Your Future

Accumold + DMACC = Your FutureAccumold + DMACC = Your FutureAccumold + DMACC = Your Future

Accumold + DMACC = Your Future

Accumold + DMACC = Your FutureAccumold + DMACC = Your FutureAccumold + DMACC = Your Future

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Accumold Scholars

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About Accumold

Be part of a winning equation! 

Accumold Scholars

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About Accumold

Scholarship Programs

Tool & Diemaking

Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech

Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech

 The Tool and Diemaking program prepares students to meet the demands for qualified personnel in either conventionally controlled or computer numerical controlled (CNC) tooling industry. 

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Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech

Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech

Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech

 The Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Technology program prepares students for a career as a technician in industrial manufacturing. 

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Production Systems Support

Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech

Production Systems Support

 The Production Systems Support program prepares students for a career as a technician in industrial manufacturing. 

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Application Process

1. DMACC Application

 Click on the link below to Apply to DMACC.

Apply to DMACC

2. Accumold Scholarship Application

 Click here for Accumold Scholarship application and requirements. 

Apply for Accumold Scholarship

3. Application Requirements

 The scholarship application will require providing high school (or proof of HiSET completion) and/or college transcripts, 1-2 recommendation letters, and ACT and/or Accuplacer/ALEKS assessment scores. 

Contacts

Grace Swanson

Mark Rosenberry

Mark Rosenberry

 Human Resources
515-964-5741
humanresources@accu-mold.com


Mark Rosenberry

Mark Rosenberry

Mark Rosenberry

 For Tool & Die Program Tour and/or visit a class
Program Chairperson/ Tool & Diemaking
515-964-6452
merosenberry@dmacc.edu 

Brad Luhrs

Mark Rosenberry

Nick Utecht

 For Robotics and Control Systems Engineering Technology Program Tour and/or visit a class
Program Chair, Electronics/ Robotics
515-965-7040
bjluhrs@dmacc.edu 

Nick Utecht

Caitlyn Zimmermann

Nick Utecht

 For Applied Engineering Technology – Electro-Mechanical Technologies Program Tour and/or visit a class
Program Chair; Instructor, Applied Engineering Technology
515-964-6277
nbutecht@dmacc.edu 

Caitlyn Zimmermann

Caitlyn Zimmermann

Caitlyn Zimmermann

 For general DMACC Admission and/or campus tour
Pathway Navigator, Industry and Technology
515-964-6821
cmzimmermann@dmacc.edu 

Susan Stewart

Caitlyn Zimmermann

Caitlyn Zimmermann

Pathway Navigator, Center for Advanced Manufacturing
515-965-7186
sestewart3@dmacc.edu 

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at humanresources@accu-mold.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

The Accumold Scholarship includes an award that covers the 78 credit hours of technical classes necessary to complete the Tool & Diemaking program and up to 64 credit hours of technical classes to complete the Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Technology program. Some Accumold Scholars may have completed a few of their first-year credits through their high school program. They then have the option to use the high school credit or take the class again. 

The intention is for all scholarship winners to have some part-time employment with Accumold during the schooling process with the idea that upon successful completion of the program moving to full-time. The scholarship does not guarantee a full-time job after graduation, this will be at the discretion of Accumold. 

 Acceptance in the Accumold Scholarship program requires successful acceptance to DMACC. 

If during the course of the scholarship you are no longer involved in the program courses for one reason or another you will be expected to reimburse Accumold for the portion used. 

 Everyone is encouraged to attend one of the scheduled Informational Meetings. See the Scholarship Programs Page for the next scheduled meeting. 

Reach out to Grace Swanson, Human Resources, 515-964-5741, humanresources@accu-mold.com. 

Tool & Diemaking Program Overview

The Tool and Diemaking program prepares students to meet the demands for qualified personnel in either conventionally controlled or computer numerical controlled (CNC) tooling industry.

  • There are two separate diploma options available: Machinist Technology or Die making.
  • 1st Year: Machinist Technology graduates should have the skills required to work in a general machine shop.
  • 2nd Year: Diemaking graduates should have the skills necessary to work as tool planners, tool makers, die makers, etc. By completing the core courses required for all students plus the courses in the two diploma options, students may receive a Tool & Diemaking AAS degree.

For more information about the Tool & Diemaking program, please visit the website at DMACC Program Details

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Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Tech Program Overview

The Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Technology program prepares students for a career as a technician in industrial manufacturing. At the end of the program, students should be able to diagnose and repair industrial equipment ranging from the basic motor control devices used in hard automation to the sophisticated industrial robots and computer-integrated manufacturing cells that utilize microprocessors for programming and servo control.

The curriculum includes both fundamental technologies and system applications. Upon program completion, students may seek employment with area manufacturers, maintaining plant equipment or with companies that produce process control or robotic devices.

For more information about the The Robotics & Control Systems Engineering Technology program, please visit their website at DMACC Program Details.

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Production Systems Support Program Overview

The Production Systems Support program prepares students for a career as a technician in industrial manufacturing. At the end of the program, students should be able to maintain work equipment or machinery, fabricate parts or components, inspect mechanical equipment to locate damage, defects, or wear, test electrical circuits or components for proper functioning, and test mechanical systems to ensure proper functioning.

The curriculum includes both fundamental technologies and system applications. Upon program completion, students may seek employment with area manufacturers, maintaining plant equipment or with companies that produce process control or robotic devices.

For more information about the Production Systems Support program, please visit their website at DMACC Program Details.

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