Having always desired to be an engineer, Jeffrey Labelle worked as an electronics technician in the CNC industry before he became an engineer, so he understood while getting into it before he began his formal engineering studies. The Professor’s passion for education, on the other hand, dates back to his great uncle Andy. The fact that he was an engineer, even though he was a train engineer, didn’t stop him from telling me stories about when he was younger.
Later in adulthood, he became interested in martial arts and helped train new pupils, which he found rewarding. It was mentioned by his sensei Nori that he would be a great teacher. He was inspired to become an educator by James (Jimbo) Masi, one of his mentors in college and one of the ideal instructors he’s ever worked with. As a result, I’ve had a long-term goal of becoming an engineering professor.

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