From incarceration to multiple degrees
Michael Sykes started his NWTC journey while serving a 14-year prison sentence. While incarcerated, Sykes was encouraged by a friend working in horticulture to pursue his education.
Michael Sykes started his NWTC journey while serving a 14-year prison sentence. While incarcerated, Sykes was encouraged by a friend working in horticulture to pursue his education.
Last December, Bay Port senior Alexis Dietrich became the first high school student to complete NWTC’s Baking and Pastry Certificate.
Lily Rhode, 2019 Administrative Professional alumna, spoke with NWTC about the impact of scholarships on her success.
Balancing work, family, and school is not always easy, but Helms said that eight-week classes have made it much more manageable.
NWTC Sturgeon Bay campus hosts an evening of celebration for recent grads and alumni