Cultivating Northeast Wisconsin’s Art Community
NWTC Artisan and Business Center Celebrates Annual Artist Residency Program at Art Garage
6/30/2022
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From incarceration to multiple degrees
Michael Sykes started his NWTC journey while serving a 14-year prison sentence. While incarcerated, Sykes was encouraged by a friend working in horticulture to pursue his education.
6/21/2022
Green Bay Metro Fire Department receives new, custom designed equipment from NWTC students
NWTC Mechanical Design students partnered with Green Bay Metro Fire Department to design and create removable trays to sort and store their medical equipment.
6/21/2022
NWTC partners with Prevea Health to train essential workers
Exacerbated by the pandemic, the state’s skilled healthcare workforce shortage is continuing to impact Northeast Wisconsin employers. To combat this issue, Prevea Health has partnered with NWTC’s Corp
6/21/2022
Giving BIG leads to student success
This year, nearly $71,000 ($70,921 to be exact) was raised for the NWTC Educational Foundation during Give BIG Green Bay.
6/21/2022
NWTC receives 2021 Tree Campus Higher Education recognition
In February, the College became one of the 393 campuses across the United States recognized for sustainable land use by the Arbor Day Foundation.
6/21/2022
Helping First-Generation Students Overcome Obstacles, CollegeReady Sends Students Off to College
Graduates of NEW Scholars sign their acceptance letter to NWTC
5/31/2022
Secretary Crim Visits NWTC to Learn about Training & Workforce Needs within District
Secretary Crim meets with NWTC and local fire department representatives to learn about training and workforce needs within the district.
5/24/2022
NWTC Marinette Celebrates 50 Years with an Open House
NWTC celebrates 50 years with open house for everyone to experience newly renovated west side of campus and learn about the College’s resources to students and the greater community.
4/18/2022
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes Visits NWTC to Discuss Benefits of a Technical College Education
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.
3/11/2022
NWTC Student Awarded 2022 DREAM Scholar
NWTC student, Sarah Hite, receives national recognition for accomplishments and leadership in helping to build a more inclusive community.
2/10/2022
Public Invited to Apply for NWTC Board
NWTC District of Trustees positions open for Door, Oconto, Marinette, Brown and Outagamie counties
2/2/2022