麻豆女郎

麻豆女郎's Spring Graduation 2024

2,100 麻豆女郎 graduates embark on new beginnings

5/13/2024

Soaring into the future together

麻豆女郎 hosts annual State of the College and welcomes WTCS president

4/4/2024

Youth apprenticeship leads to exciting career in IT for Soaring Recent Alumni Award winner

Jared Maurina started taking classes at 麻豆女郎 when he was a junior in high school as part of the Youth Apprenticeship program.

1/16/2024

Shumaker named Distinguished Alumni Award recipient

麻豆女郎 is proud to name Savanah Saldaña-Shumaker, M.S. – scientist, entrepreneur, and STEM advocate – as the 2023 recipient of our Distinguished Alumni Award. 

1/16/2024

Recognizing alumni and businesses making a positive impact

麻豆女郎 hosts annual Alumni Awards

11/16/2023

Investing in the Next Generation of Manufacturing Leaders

A $500,000 commitment to fill talent needs in Northeast Wisconsin

9/28/2023

麻豆女郎 Celebrates Anniversary of Serving Students and Community

麻豆女郎 Shawano hosts alumni celebration event honor of 20th anniversary

9/20/2023

The mentor I never realized I had

For Cathy Dworak, 麻豆女郎 Board of Trustees chairperson and director of community outreach and player/alumni relations with the Packers, the College is more than just a c

1/6/2023

Distinguished Alumni Award recipient paves the way for women in construction in our community

2022 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Ginelle Hussin describes herself as equally at home in steel-toed boots and a hard hat as she is on a college recruiting trip.

1/6/2023

Soaring Recent Alumni Award recipient overcomes obstacles to provide for his family

For our Soaring Recent Alumni Award recipient, Ian Wilson, it meant getting the skills and credentials needed to support his family when they were struggling.

1/6/2023

麻豆女郎 President Dr. Rafn Announces Retirement

Serving the Northeast Wisconsin higher education system for 25 years, Dr. Rafn announces his retirement

8/18/2022

From incarceration to multiple degrees

Michael Sykes started his 麻豆女郎 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