First cohort of ceramics students graduate
The NWTC Artisan and Business Center is unique in the Wisconsin Technical College System as a stand-alone location for student and community education in the arts.
10/27/2021
News
New NWTC location ‘removes barriers to success’
In June, NWTC opened a new location on the east side of Green Bay through a partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Green Bay.
10/27/2021
Coming to NWTC’s regional learning centers: more ways to soar higher
Starting this October, residents from the Aurora, Crivitz, Luxemburg, Oconto Falls, and Shawano areas will have more ways to earn an NWTC certification or credential in their communities.
10/27/2021
NWTC Offers New Learning Opportunities to Northeast Wisconsin with 16-Week Career Credential Program
NWTC expands offerings to its regional learning centers across Northeast Wisconsin.
9/9/2021
U.S. Secretary of Education & Senator Visit NWTC to Discuss Build Back Better Agenda
Sec. of Education Miguel Cardona and Sen. Tammy Baldwin visit NWTC to talk affordable college and 'Build Back Better Agenda'
8/27/2021
NWTC Opens Learning Center at Boys & Girls Club
NWTC opens learning center to provide a space for youth who are interested in pursing higher education and to offer assistance for currently registered students.
6/9/2021
Ensuring NWTC is a college of choice for all students
The High Wage Committee is an NWTC team focused on recruiting and enrolling students of color into high wage programs and providing support through program completion.
5/20/2021
NWTC Graduates Over 2,000 Students in May 2021
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College will have over 2,000 students receive degrees, diplomas, and certificates this spring semester.
5/12/2021
‘Thanks for not giving up on me’: Next One Up provides extra layer of support
Navigating college – full of unknown hallways, faces, and classrooms – can be a challenging experience for new students.
5/8/2021
Eight-week course strategy gains national recognition
In January, NWTC achieved national acclaim for an innovative strategy aimed at improving student success. The Bellwether College Consortium selected
5/3/2021
Office Professional grad uses bilingual skills to make a difference
When Natalia Ayala was 18, she and her family moved from Puerto Rico to the Green Bay area. Unsure of what career path to take, she began exploring options at NWTC and connected with Gema Garcia in NW
5/3/2021
Early college experience starts Frechette’s path to success
Ronald Frechette’s NWTC journey began when he was a senior at Menominee Indian High School (MIHS).
5/3/2021