From job loss to living her passion
Now a professional wellness coach and the owner of The Pearl of Door County, Megan Lundahl talks about the path she took from losing her job to living her passion.
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NWTC is calling for proposals from local artists
Artists who live in the NWTC District can now send art proposals year-round.
Women of Color Network Employee Involvement Group offers connections and engagement
The Women of Color Network EIG creates a safe, inclusive space for employees who self-identify as WOC.
Shawano Student Gets a Head Start on College Credits in High School
Leah Schlichting took advantage of the 4 x 4 program at the Shawano Regional Learning Center to advance her education while in high school.
An NWTC love story
In celebration of Valentine's Day, we want to share the story of our two alumni Eagle ‘lovebirds’ who actually met at NWTC.
Join in the excitement of Give BIG Green Bay
The NWTC Educational Foundation is one of 45 nonprofits selected to participate in this year's Give BIG Green Bay, a 24-hour online giving event.
What Black History Month means to us: Celebrating, remembering, and inspiring others
We asked a few of our employees to share their insights on the importance of this recognition.
BayCare scholarships empower service by NWTC EMS students
Nine students in NWTC's emergency medical services programs have received scholarships from Aurora BayCare Medical Center and the BayCare Clinic Foundation.
Nursing student creates her own path at NWTC, UWGB in Marinette
One Marinette-area student is taking an unusual path to her nursing degree, and two local colleges say more students will follow her lead.
Civil Engineering appeals to student who likes to see "how" and "why"
Tia is entering the Civil Engineering program to pursue her passion of learning the “how” and the “why” behind construction projects.
Wondering how to choose an IT career?
If you're interested in computers, how do you choose which IT degree is for you?
NWTC Photography students post beautiful new portfolios
Photography students from NWTC have created online portfolios of their recent work.