
NWTC is participating in the 2022 Campus Race to Zero Waste
Over the next two months, students and staff at NWTC can help the College reduce waste and increase recycling through the Campus Race to Zero Waste competition.
The Student Portal will be offline April 17 at 5 p.m. to April 21 at 7 a.m. You won’t be able to apply, register, or view financial aid during this time. Canvas and student email will still be available.
Over the next two months, students and staff at NWTC can help the College reduce waste and increase recycling through the Campus Race to Zero Waste competition.
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Continuing the discussion started with NWTC Marinette's experience hosting the exhibit "Immigrant Journeys from South of the Border," NWTC talks with Birgit Yunke, a German student immigrant.
This week, Joshep Richter and Robert Norwood join Garrett in the studio to discuss how students can get involved in clubs and events around NWTC's campuses.
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