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About the episode: This week, two of the College's leaders in getting augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR) technologies into the hands of NWTC students, Jason Trombley and Mike Race, join Garrett in the podcast booth. They work closely with Instructors in various programs around the College to pilot, test, and deploy AR and VR technologies and are also starting a club for students to have fun and explore these technologies outside the classroom.
If you're interested in checking out some of this technology or getting involved in the AR/VR Club, stop by room ET103 on the Green Bay campus or email Jason at jason.trombley@nwtc.edu.
Tim Pigott, a Navy veteran with 23 years of active-duty service, recently graduated from NWTC’s Metal Fabrication program after taking his knowledge to a level he never thought possible.
Provost Jennifer Flatt talks about the evolution of higher education and the College's efforts to help more students find their path toward high-wage, rewarding careers.
Diana Lawler, a retired law enforcement officer, was a student in NWTC’s first EMT class. Now, 35 years later, she is helping prepare aspiring public safety professionals to protect and serve.