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NWTC garners highest honor from Achieving the Dream
Nearly 11 years ago, NWTC became the first Wisconsin college to join Achieving the Dream, then a small, select group of community colleges from around
5/3/2021
NWTC Offers New Programs This Fall for Students to Soar Higher
NWTC is offering eight new programs starting this fall within its Business, Public Safety, and Trades & Engineering Technologies departments.
4/22/2021
NWTC Receives Grant to Build Pathways for Students Interested in Energy Management
NWTC has been awarded a National Science Foundation grant to create a pipeline for high school students to gain skills and college credit towards a career in energy management.
4/15/2021
NWTC to Move Onward with In-Person Classes for Fall 2021 Semester
NWTC announces the college will resume in-person classes for the fall 2021 semester at all campuses and regional centers.
2/17/2021
Achieving the Dream Recognizes 2020 Leader Colleges of Distinction
Achieving the Dream Recognizes NWTC as 2020 Leader Colleges of Distinction
2/16/2021
Achieving the Dream Awards Highest Honor for Dramatic Improvements in Student Success
Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Receives 2021 Leah Meyer Austin Award.
2/16/2021
Exploring the Benefits of Extended Reality in Higher Ed and Industry
NWTC has been named a grant recipient and participant in HP/EDUCAUSE Campus of the Future.
1/19/2021
NWTC graduates 1,600 students in December 2020
Virtual commencement honors one of NWTC's largest December graduating classes
12/16/2020
Class schedule brings comfort and success
As physical distancing made classes nationwide move to the web, Introduction to Diversity instructor Lance Kelley created strategies to help students regain a sense of normalcy.
10/29/2020
Busy mom finds eight-week terms “a breeze”
“I thought eight week classes would make it more difficult, but honestly, it’s been a breeze!” she said. “I took two this summer and I felt like I could have taken another one. It’s very doable.”
10/29/2020
Creative hands-on learning at home turns into a success
As students in the Biomedical Electronics program finished up the spring semester virtually, instructor Don Cormier still wanted to give them some hands-on experience.
10/29/2020