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Ever wonder what it will be like when you graduate and move from being a student to becoming employed in your career? Or to transfer to a 4-year college or university? WITCC Alumni who have made that journey successfully chat and answer…
Ever wonder what it will be like when you graduate and move from being a student to becoming employed in your career? Or to transfer to a 4-year college or university? WITCC Alumni who have made that journey successfully chat and answer…
WITCC is celebrating 50 years of Construction, Electrician & Carpentry programming! Dean Hammer, WITCC Construction Instructor 1970-1993 Source: Western Iowa Tech Community College
WITCC is celebrating 50 years of Construction, Electrician & Carpentry programming! Tanner Mart, WITCC 2012 Construction Graduate & Co-owner of Mart Brothers Construction Source: Western Iowa Tech Community College
WITCC is celebrating 50 years of Construction, Electrician & Carpentry programming! Terri Schelm, Executive Office, Home Builders Association Source: Western Iowa Tech Community College
WITCC is celebrating 50 years of Construction, Electrician & Carpentry programming! Bob Wilcke, WITCC Construction Instructor 1993–Present Source: Western Iowa Tech Community College
Mike chats with Career Navigator Fran De Jong on her background, working with students, and campus services. Source: Western Iowa Tech Community College
DJ Anjali & The Incredible Kid, Hosts of Andaz & Tropitaal, instruct viewers in an interactive Punjabi dance to Reshmi Dupatta by Ravi Sandhu, featuring Ashok Gill. Filmed for Portland Community College’s Tomorrow Together fundraiser. Source: Portland Community College
When the pandemic hit, PCC immediately pivoted to provide emergency grants and grocery gift cards to support students. Hear from PCC students Brea Nazareno and Adi Velasquez Espinosa about the impact it made, and PCC staff Kendi Esary and Christian Gaines about…
Social justice is the rallying cry of our times. PCC alumna and artist Latoya Lovely first talks about her community mural in collaboration with local nonprofit, MESO. Then, highlights from a conversation about social change facilitated by Brown Hope founder, Black Resilience…