Scholarship recipient thanks donors for believing in him
NWTC student Michael Weaver ‘21 didn’t believe college was in the cards for him.
10/29/2020
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Donations mean big impact and changed lives
Since Anna Nighorn ’12 was a little girl, she wanted to be a nurse.
10/29/2020
International program brings the world to Wisconsin
When travel worldwide was canceled due to pandemic concerns, two NWTC instructors found a way to create a study abroad experience right here in Wisconsin.
10/29/2020
Everyone has worth
The Learning for Independence program is pivotal to student success, teachers say.
10/29/2020
U.S. Secretary of Energy visits Utility Preview Day at NWTC
U.S. Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette visited Northeast Wisconsin Technical College and met with current and future students at the College’s Utility Preview Day.
10/6/2020
Carpentry students build for the community
NWTC carpentry students spent part of the spring semester building a shed for St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter.
9/25/2020
NWTC chosen by Mark Cuban Foundation to host FREE Virtual Artificial Intelligence Bootcamp
NWTC has a one of a kind opportunity for high school students to explore and learn about AI at the virtual AI Bootcamp.
9/16/2020
High School Seniors Complete Automotive Maintenance Technician Program & Earn Technical Diplomas
NWTC and Green Bay Area Public School District are celebrating two seniors in the City Stadium Automotive program.
6/16/2020
NWTC Plans for In-Person Courses to Resume for Fall
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College is a hands-on learning College and this will remain the focus as much as possible this fall.
5/26/2020
Rafn honored for leadership by Wisconsin Technical College System
NWTC President Jeff Rafn received the 2020 Eagle Management Leadership Award from the Wisconsin Technical College System.
5/22/2020
Meet Natalie Magnin: NWTC’s new alumni and donor relations coordinator
Natalie Magnin has joined the Alumni and Foundation Department and she is excited to hear from NWTC graduates.
5/22/2020
Rapid Response
A virus could have ended 108 years of uninterrupted classes. Faculty and staff mobilized to keep students on track.
5/22/2020