In April, the College rolled out two new degrees—the Associate of Arts and Associate of Science—to create a more seamless and cost-effective path for students to earn a four-year degree after graduati
Although COVID-19 prevented students from traveling abroad in 2020 and 2021, NWTC still found creative ways to infuse multiculturalism into the curriculum.
College of Business instructor Kim Pigeon was recognized by X-Culture with the Global Educator Award, for leading high-impact, international experiential learning exercises for NWTC students.
In February, the College became one of the 393 campuses across the United States recognized for sustainable land use by the Arbor Day Foundation.
NWTC welcomes Meridith Jaeger as new vice president for College Advancement
Graduates of NEW Scholars sign their acceptance letter to NWTC
Secretary Crim meets with NWTC and local fire department representatives to learn about training and workforce needs within the district.
NWTC and UW-Green Bay will offer new transfer opportunities for learners to earn Associate of Arts and Associate of Arts and Science degrees.
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and Mayor Genrich visit NWTC to discuss the benefits of a two-year education and the role it plays to meet workforce demands within the community.
NWTC student, Sarah Hite, receives national recognition for accomplishments and leadership in helping to build a more inclusive community.
NWTC District of Trustees positions open for Door, Oconto, Marinette, Brown and Outagamie counties
