HSED and Justice and Community Advocacy program graduate’s path to transferring
When starting at NWTC, Melinda Gregurich thought she was only going to earn her GED®. Now, she's transferring to earn a bachelor's degree.
Student Stories
Walters to be honored with 2024 NWTC Distinguished Alumni Award
Christine Walters has positively impacted the lives of countless individuals through her roles as registered nurse, clinical manager, instructor, and nurse practitioner.
‘The robots have taken over my life’: Automation Engineering Technology student spotlight
Automation Engineering Technology student brings his classroom knowledge and skills to the world of BattleBots.
A purposeful path: Veterans 1st Village cofounder to receive NWTC Soaring Recent Alumni Award
A 2021 graduate of NWTC’s Substance Abuse Counselor Education technical diploma and Human Services associate degree, Nohr is currently working at the Jackie Nitschke Center to earn her counseling lice
Architectural Technology student’s high school passion turns into industry practice
Through NWTC’s Architectural Technology program, Jackson Ellis is bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world industry practice.
Diesel grad’s rewarding career starts with City of Green Bay internship
City offers variety of experiential learning opportunities for NWTC students
‘Leap of faith’ leads to bright future
NWTC grad earns bachelor’s degree from UW-Green Bay; now one step closer to becoming a doctor
Office Management student makes the most of college credits earned in high school
Kaelynn Hauser took several dual credit classes in high school – earning both college and high school credit for those classes.
Alumni spotlight: Becca Tassone, Paralegal, 2003
Becca Tassone truly loves what she does. The 2003 Paralegal graduate’s professional background includes more than 25 years of legal experience.
Law enforcement grad expands skills with EMT diploma and national certification
Victor Vue has always wanted to help others in need. Now, as a public safety officer with the Ashwaubenon Public Safety Department, he is doing just that.
After earning degree locally, electro-mechanical grad spreads his wings
Sam Noll started his college journey at a four-year university in fall 2019, envisioning a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering.
Pulaski teen set to earn NWTC technical diploma before high school graduation
Taylor Maroszek is set to graduate in May with two diplomas. She will receive the NWTC Photography Specialist technical diploma on May 15 – exactly one week before she graduates from Pulaski High Scho