John CloreAutomation &
Creative Development

Controls and automation technician, software creator and web designer in Lansing, Michigan.

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Professional background

Controls & automation

Explore my work in industrial automation, the Controls Trainer platform, and my training in electrical machine controls and control panel wiring.

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Creative services

Websites, design & video

See examples of website development, branding, photography and video production, and find out how I can help with your next project.

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Graphic Design

I build awesome graphic design elements for your company, like logos, business cards or brochures and magazines.

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Web Design

If you are looking for premium or custom website design, I can provide that for you.

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Video / Photography

If you need product images and video, I can do that for you.

About John Clore

From controls
to creative work.

I’m John Thomas Clore, a Controls and Automation Technician based in Lansing, Michigan.

I built ControlsTrainer from the ground up, helped co-create the privacy software D-Vasive, and founded Michigan Initiatives for Action LLC to advance public-records transparency. My work brings together industrial automation, software development, public advocacy and digital media.

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Training

Certifications

Industrial Training & Academic Honors

Lansing Community College Electrical Machine Controls certificate awarded to John Thomas Clore

Electrical Machine Controls

Lansing Community College

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Training in the electrical systems that operate industrial machinery, including electrical theory, automation, machine controls, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), robotics, and workplace safety. This certificate provides a foundation for industrial electrical work and further study in electrical technology.

Required coursework — 27 credits
  • ELTE 110 — Practical Electricity (4 credits)
  • ELTE 111 — Intro to Industrial Automation (4 credits)
  • ELTE 131 — Machine Controls I (4 credits)
  • ELTE 132 — Control Panel Assembly (2 credits)
  • ELTE 232 — Machine Controls II (4 credits)
  • ELTE 260 — Programmable Controllers I (4 credits)
  • METS 160 — Introduction to Robotics (3 credits)
  • TECH 102 — General Industry Safety (2 credits)

A minimum grade of 2.0 is required in every course.

Previously completed DCTM 102, ELTE 102, HVAC 102, METS 102, or WELD 102 with a grade of 2.0 or higher may satisfy TECH 102.

Published program requirements: LCC 2024–2025 catalog. Individual approved substitutions may differ.

Lansing Community College Control Panel Wiring certificate awarded to John Thomas Clore

Control Panel Wiring

Lansing Community College

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Training in building and wiring industrial control panels, including reading relay ladder diagrams, laying out and mounting components, terminating connections, and connecting and troubleshooting electric motors. The program combines electrical fundamentals, machine controls, panel assembly, and industrial safety.

Required coursework — 18 credits
  • ELTE 110 — Practical Electricity (4 credits)
  • ELTE 111 — Intro to Industrial Automation (4 credits)
  • ELTE 131 — Machine Controls I (4 credits)
  • ELTE 132 — Control Panel Assembly (2 credits)
  • ELTE 150 — Electric Motor Maintenance (2 credits)
  • TECH 102 — General Industry Safety (2 credits)

A minimum grade of 2.0 is required in every course.

Published program requirements: LCC 2025–2026 catalog. Individual approved substitutions may differ.

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society membership certificate for John Thomas Clore, Mu Tau Chapter

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society

Mu Tau Chapter · Membership

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Recognition of academic achievement through membership in Phi Theta Kappa, an honor society that supports scholarship, leadership, service, and fellowship. John Thomas Clore was inducted into the Mu Tau Chapter on September 12, 2024.

Membership requirements
  • Enrollment at a college with a Phi Theta Kappa chapter.
  • At least 12 credits toward an associate or bachelor’s degree, or 6 credits toward a one-year certificate.
  • A qualifying cumulative GPA; typically 3.5 or higher, with the threshold determined by the local chapter.
  • An invitation and completion of the membership acceptance process.

Sources: PTK eligibility and membership FAQ.

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Google Certifications

Certifications and training across Google Ads, analytics, creative tools, business, studio and web design.

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Managed Hosting

Website Hosting

Managed website hosting focused on performance, reliability, security and hands-on support.

  • Managed hosting for high traffic sites
  • Unmetered bandwidth
  • SSL certificate setup
  • Firewall and malware security
  • Custom domain email
  • Database support
  • Backup support

Contact

Have a project in mind?

Graphic design, web design, video and photography.

info@johnclore.com