For some Southwest Wisconsin Technical College students, the biggest challenge of the day isn’t a test, a project, or an assignment. It’s wondering where their next meal will come from. Since 2009, Katie’s Cupboard has provided a vital source of …
The partnership between Southwest Wisconsin Technical College and area emergency service agencies was on display recently as members of the Fennimore Fire Department conducted hands-on training at the college’s firefighter training area. The training coincided with a visit from Fred …Fennimore Fire Department takes training into spotlight Read More »
When Sherry Kane Johnsrud first arrived at Southwest Wisconsin Technical College in 1989, she was looking for something more than the manufacturing jobs she had been working. Thirty-five years after becoming a Southwest Tech employee, Johnsrud has built a career …Kane Johnsrud Reflects on 35-year Career at Southwest Tech Read More »
For Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Building Trades-Carpentry students, a new home under construction in Lancaster will be much more than another class project. It will be their classroom. Southwest Tech students are beginning work on a residential construction project, located …Lancaster partnership builds a home, careers and community Read More »
Two Southwest Wisconsin Technical College students are receiving financial support for their education after earning scholarships from the Wisconsin Rural Opportunities Foundation. Storm Marshall-Buss, an Agribusiness student, was selected as one of seven WROF Premier Scholars in Wisconsin and received …
Agricultural businesses, emergency responders, members of the Livingston-Clifton and Montfort fire departments, and Southwest Wisconsin Technical College came together recently at Biddick, Inc. in Livingston for a hands-on safety training event designed to help prevent accidents and prepare participants to …
Twenty years after sitting in the front row as a Medical Assistant student at Southwest Wisconsin Technical College, Lisa Edge, from Mineral Point, is returning, this time as an instructor. Edge, who graduated from Southwest Tech’s Medical Assistant program in …From Student to Instructor: Edge returns to Southwest Tech Read More »
The Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Child Care Center has completed a major transformation after investing more than $100,000 in new furniture, educational materials, toys and classroom equipment. The items are designed to enhance learning for children while strengthening hands-on training …New Child Care Center equipment supports young learners and future professionals Read More »
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College welcomed Dr. Jeremy Pickard as its sixth president today, beginning a new chapter for a college nationally recognized for transforming lives through education, workforce development, and community partnerships. Pickard officially assumed the role June 29 and …New Leader, Shared Mission: Dr. Jeremy Pickard Begins Southwest Tech Presidency Read More »
After more nearly four decades dedicated to caring for children and supporting student families, Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Child Care Center Lab Assistant Paula Timmerman, from rural Cuba City, will retire June 30. Timmerman’s connection to Southwest Tech began as …Years of Hugs: Timmerman to retire from Child Care Center after nearly 40 years Read More »
After nearly 44 years of service at Southwest Wisconsin Technical College, Compliance Officer Karen Campbell is leaving a lasting legacy that will continue to support students and employees long after her retirement. Campbell’s connection to Southwest Tech began shortly after …Campbell retires after more than 40 years at Southwest Tech Read More »
Southwest Wisconsin Technical College is expanding student opportunities with the launch of a women’s club volleyball program beginning this fall. The new offering marks the college’s first official club-level athletic team and is designed to provide students with a flexible, …New Women’s Club Volleyball Team Launches This Fall Read More »