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Marcie Mack has been director of talent acquisition and development for MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor since January 2022. She was director of Oklahoma CareerTech from 2015-22 and previously served

ENID, Okla. —

Marcie Mack has been director of talent acquisition and development for MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor since January 2022. She was director of Oklahoma CareerTech from 2015-22 and previously served

Oklahoma CareerTech has been excluded from a state task force, a workforce commission and a new select committee charged with reviewing and restructuring workforce development in the state. Oklahoma is regularly recognized by other states for having one of the best CareerTech systems in the nation.

The newest director of Oklahoma’s CareerTech System, Brent Haken, officially started this week.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Recently, the Oklahoma CareerTech Foundation inducted six people into the Oklahoma Career and Technology Education Hall of Fame. This year’s inductees are Kent Boggs, Carolyn Cotton, Nancy

It’s easy to see why other states regularly deem Oklahoma a model for CareerTech education.

An interim director, Lee Denney, has been named to lead Oklahoma’s CareerTech System following the March 1 departure of current director Marcie Mack.

CareerTech officials in other states regularly point to Oklahoma as an example of what a CareerTech system should embody.

Oklahoma CareerTech State Director Marcie Mack has announced plans to leave and to become manager of talent development with MidAmerica Industrial Park in Pryor.