Law enforcement grad expands skills with EMT diploma
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.
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Learning in the place she loves
Flexible and affordable classes through NWTC Sturgeon Bay enable Washington Island resident to return to college
Driven by a creative force: 3D Printing expands career possibilities for Prototype & Design student
As a student at NWTC, Matthew Paider is majoring in prototyping and design, but it’s clear his passion for creative, hands-on work began long ago.
CNC student soars high in college through hands-on learning
Kayla Lohse discovered her love for hands-on work soon after graduating from high school.
Groundbreaking: Two NWTC students make history by publishing scientific research
Justyna Kakol and Mainor Vang's research on a bacteria strain could be the first step to discovering a new antibiotic.
Embracing our truth: Why National Coming Out Day remains vital for LGBTQIA+ people
NWTC Dean of Regional Learning, Jan Scoville, reflects on the importance of National Coming Out Day and creating belonging for members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
From undecided to promising path: Graphic design student on her way to creative career
From undecided to promising path: Graphic design student on her way to creative career
NWTC partners with BetterMynd to expand mental health services
BetterMynd is an online teletherapy platform that connects college students with counselors from the convenience of their laptop or smartphone.
NWTC’s Phi Theta Kappa members help create a welcoming campus environment
The WeBelong at NWTC campaign was create by Phi Theta Kappa members to help spotlight student experiences.
Save time and money by taking summer classes
Save money, knock out program requirements, and accomplish your academic goals with summer courses at NWTC.
Research opportunities help students discover their career path
Undergraduate research opens new doors for students and allows them to work with experienced faculty mentors to create experiments and customized learning experiences.
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.