In 1980, Scott began working for the LCSC Electronics Technology department as an electronics instructional aide - his main assignments included electronic equipment repair and calibration, program equipment purchasing, and assisting students with their laboratory assignments in the different electronics labs. In 1982, he became the instructor for Electronic Communications program. In 1985, two courses - Analog Electronics and Digital Electronics were added to his teaching load. Throughout his career as an electronics and technical instructor, Scott also taught general education subjects such as human relations, applied mathematics for electronics, and technical writing.  He obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree from LCSC in 1991 and his Master of Education Degree in Industrial Technology Education from the U of I in 1994. Scott enjoys working on various Campus and Division committees; he also enjoys working with students by helping them to achieve their best in his courses. He presently teaches several courses in the Industrial Electronics Technology program.