Here you'll find news about the Wisconsin Technical College System and some news stories about the 16 Wisconsin technical colleges around the state.
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SubscribeWTCS-in-Brief 03.09.2021
Gateway’s 2015 WTCS Ambassador, current trustee, discusses importance of STEM scholarships
More women pursuing careers in law enforcement
The law enforcement field has long been perceived as a male dominated industry.
Western Computer Support Specialist students offer virtual help desk for community
Students at Western Technical College are working to help people during the pandemic. Starting Monday, March 8, Computer Support Specialist students will offer a virtual technology support help desk for the community.
WTCS-in-Brief 03.02.2021
Welcome to the WTCS Board: Dr. Quincey Daniels
Black History Month: MATC hired Dr. Dessie Levy as the first Black Dean of Nursing in Wisconsin in 2005...
WTCS-in-Brief 02.23.2021
Technical colleges will continue to be asked to deliver Wisconsin's essential workforce
WTCS President Foy statement on Governor's 2021-23 Budget
Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) President Dr. Morna K. Foy issued the following statement on Governor Tony Evers' 2021-23 biennial budget:
WTCS-in-Brief 02.16.2021
Fully redesigned WTCS web presence is LIVE!
WTCS-in-Brief 02.09.2021
Tech college ag program faculty and students serve, benefit from Wisconsin Agri-Business Association
Western takes new approach to mental health
In normal times, mental health and self-care are often overlooked or swept under the rug. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, however, physical and financial hardships have greatly impacted our mental and emotional well-being.
Southwest Tech to supply employees for Fortune 500 company that could employ more than 200
A Fortune 500 multinational corporation intends to occupy a new warehousing, assembly and distribution facility in the Platteville Industrial Park, a $20 million project that, if finalized, would be the largest in the park’s history.