Civil Engineering appeals to student who likes to see "how" and "why"
Tia is entering the Civil Engineering program to pursue her passion of learning the “how” and the “why” behind construction projects.
Tia is entering the Civil Engineering program to pursue her passion of learning the “how” and the “why” behind construction projects.
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Photography students from NWTC have created online portfolios of their recent work.
High school students can learn the art and science that goes into prototypes through a new workshop at NWTC.
One of NWTC's newest programs is a life-saver! Echocardiography teaches students to get cardiac images that help doctors diagnose and treat heart problems.
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Students in the Electro-Mechanical program learn about equipment, electrical systems, mechanical systems and processes.
As NWTC celebrates National Apprenticeship Week, staff are completing an innovative way for apprentices and engineering technology students to learn.
Three members of NWTC's Intertribal employee interest group discuss their favorite traditions and what Native American Heritage Month means to them.
Abby Dewane, a 2020 Automation graduate, got her start in the back yard with Dad.
Students sampled water from Baird Creek to study the qualities - and inhabitants - of local surface water.
Automotive students Alex Breider and Brent Johnson saved the day by finding a customer's missing ring.