Q&A with Carla Hedtke: Reflecting on 30 years of service on the NWTC Board of Trustees
After 30 years of dedicated service on the NWTC Board of Trustees, Carla Hedtke is retiring.
Awards & Expertise Blog Posts
Eggs, gravel, and glory: NWTC wins robotics challenge
Four EET students alongside their two instructors win the 2025 WTCS Robotics Challenge in Madison, Wis.
EMT instructor honored for ‘extraordinary contributions to EMS education’
Cregg Suess, NWTC EMT instructor, is the recipient of the 2024 WEMSA Educator of the Year Award.
A fulfilling partnership: NWTC to honor Oneida Nation with 2024 Soar Higher Partner Award
Oneida Nation has been named the 2024 NWTC Soar Higher Partner Award recipient.
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.
Civil Engineering Technology students win national surveying competition
Five students in the Civil Engineering Technology program traveled to the nation's capital to compete in a two-day surveying competition.
NWTC receives Tree Campus designation from the Arbor Day Foundation
The College has been recognized as a 2021 Tree Campus by The Arbor Day Foundation for creating practices to ensure proper land use and urban tree management.
NWTC is using innovative technologies to enhance student learning
New technologies, like virtual reality and 3D printing, are being integrated into NWTC's curriculum to help provide more realistic and immersive training opportunities for students.
The importance of cybersecurity in today's digital world
The recent ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline has highlighted the importance of cybersecurity on a national level.
Electro-Mech is a coveted set of skills to have
Students in the Electro-Mechanical program learn about equipment, electrical systems, mechanical systems and processes.
What creatures lurk in local water? Environmental Engineering students investigate
Students sampled water from Baird Creek to study the qualities - and inhabitants - of local surface water.