Recognized as the only program of its kind in the nation.
Overview
Contemporary technology meets traditional craftsmanship. Our bachelor’s degree in restoration technology is the only of its kind in the nation. From the early 1900’s horseless carriages up through the muscle car era, we work on a wide range of vehicles. Our supportive professors and broad-based curriculum give you the hands-on experience and well-rounded skill sets needed to succeed. We’re focused on our mission of being the center of excellence for students serious about automotive restoration.
When you graduate, you’ll feel confident to step into high-end restoration shops, museum settings, private collections and a range of other areas of the collector car industry. Even a path to own your own business. Ultimately, you’ll become highly sought-after in the industry.
Our Mission: To be the center of excellence for students serious about automotive restoration.
Our Vision: By 2023 MC will compete to win at Pebble Beach.
Program Emphases
Historic Automotive Technology
Explore your passion for automotive history.
Automotive Restoration Management
Run your own restoration business.
Automotive Communications
Work with audiences discussing automotive issues and learn how web design, photography and public relations make an impact in the industry.
Automotive Restoration Design
Create moving art as an automobile designer, automotive artist, graphic designer and more.
Automotive Restoration Technology
Combine craftsmanship and authentic restoration with an eye for detail.
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Explore our space.
Our expansive 33,000-square-foot facility in Templeton Hall houses the specialized equipment and tools to support the distinctive curriculum of the auto restoration program.




Faculty & Staff
Ed Barr M.A.
- Associate Professor of Technology
Luke Chennell M.A.
- Associate Professor of Technology
Chris Clark M.S.
- Assistant Professor of Technology
Joe Dickhudt M.B.A.
- Professor of Technology
Michael Dudley M.S.
- Associate Professor of Technology
Curt Goodwin M.S.
- Associate Professor of Technology
Garrick Green M.S.
- Professor of Technology
Chris Paulsen M.S.
- Associate Professor of Technology







