Jonathan Althouse

Jonathan Althouse

althous2@msu.edu

Department of Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering

Academic Specialist

Telephone: 517-353-4896

Farrall Agricultural Engineering Hall
524 S. Shaw Lane, Room 114
East Lansing, MI 48824

Area of Expertise:

Energy: Efficiency and conservation

Institute of Agricultural Technology

Electrical Technology Coordinator

Telephone: 517-353-4896

Degree:

Certificate, Michigan State University, Electrical Technology, 1982
B.S., Michigan State University, Agricultural Engineering Technology, 1985
M.S., Michigan State University, Ag Technology and Systems Management, 1990

Jonathan Althouse is an instructor in the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering (BAE) at Michigan State University. In addition, to his teaching and outreach responsibilities, he is the program coordinator of Electrical Technology certificate program through the Institute of Agricultural Technology.

Throughout his career, Althouse has worked on National Electrical Code training, energy efficiency and conservation techniques, motor control and automatons and electrical wiring for agricultural producers and businesses. He is a licensed Master Electrician, Electrical Contractor, Electrical Code Instructor and Energy Auditor.

 

 

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