Miceli receives 2026 Soaring Recent Alumni Award
Amanda Miceli, a 2021 Business Management graduate, is being recognized for her outstanding early-career achievements.
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Recognizing impact
Dan Verbanac, a 1984 NWTC graduate and 40-year veteran of the energy industry, is this year's recipient of the NWTC Distinguished Alumni Award.
Transfer graduate spotlight: Chinyere Stevens
Chinyere Stevens earned her associate degree in criminal justice from NWTC before advancing her education with her bachelor’s and master’s in social work from UW-Green Bay and UW-Milwaukee.
Transfer graduate spotlight: Karlie DeGrave
After graduating from NWTC in 2024, Karlie DeGrave went on to earn her bachelor's from Lakeland University: “Transferring gave me the opportunity to open more doors."
Building a new path
After 30 years in manufacturing, Theresa Schindler enrolled in NWTC's Carpentry program. One of her key drivers is putting homeownership within reach for more people.
Here to elevate my knowledge
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.
Empowering every student
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.
Here to elevate the next generation of EMTs
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.
New skills and a degree led to career growth for a supply chain management graduate
Balancing work, family, and college, 2026 NWTC graduate Carla Larson is already putting her degree to work by growing her career and continuing toward her bachelor’s degree.
Lessons and stories from 60-year hospitality and higher ed career
Following a long business and teaching career, the retiring Jerry Lintz shares invaluable wisdom gained from a lifetime of hospitality and education.
Elevating BOLDLY
NWTC Business Management graduate turned her education into a launchpad — building her own business and earning recognition as the Greater Green Bay Chamber’s 2026 Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
Cybersecurity student named Coca-Cola Academic Team Member
From HSED to national academic honors: Jennifer Bacon of Sturgeon Bay reflects on NWTC journey.