Mid-State Technical College’s AMETA™ Center to host career exploration events for students and adults
Mid-State Technical College will host two upcoming events at its Wayne H. Bushman Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA™) Center, each designed to help community members explore pathways to rewarding careers in manufacturing, engineering and technology. The Return to Learn Job Fair, scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025, from 4–7 p.m., is open to the public and geared toward adult learners and career changers. Attendees will:Explore Careers by connecting directly with
Fall mid-term start opportunities available at Mid-State
Registration is open for Mid-State Technical College’s mid-term start classes beginning in October, which means it’s not too late to get started this fall. New students can take a class or two or even start a program this mid-term. Current students can add a class to their fall schedule. Mid-term start class options include over 100 class sections of general education and program-specific courses. Mid-State offers 100+ in-demand programs, flexible class scheduling and unmatched support for student
Mid-State Technical College and Marshfield Job Center partner to expand career and college services at Mid-State on Central
Outdoor community job fair celebration September 17 Mid-State Technical College is proud to announce a new partnership with the Marshfield Job Center, bringing enhanced career and college access services to the Mid-State on Central location in downtown Marshfield. Beginning this month, the Marshfield Job Center, formerly located at S. Cedar Ave., will now operate as an access point at Mid-State on Central every Tuesday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Community members can take advantage of
Mid-State launches new Advanced Meat Cutting and Butchery program
Mid-State Technical College is offering a new 27-credit Advanced Meat Cutting and Butchery technical diploma. The Advanced Meat Cutting and Butchery program builds skills in humane livestock processing, carcass fabrication, portion control, meat merchandising and retail management. The training is hands-on and comprehensive, covering protein breakdown, sanitation, HACCP planning, value-added recipe creation and more. According to Dr. Alex Lendved, Mid-State Technical College dean of Applied
Lincoln High School students can now earn an associate degree before graduation
Mid-State and WRPS launch Business Management Academy with major time and cost savings A groundbreaking new opportunity is now available to Lincoln High School students, thanks to a partnership between Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools and Mid-State Technical College. The new Business Management Academy allows students to earn a full associate degree in Business Management, all while still in high school. Through this academy model, students complete college courses that count for both high school and
Mid-State Technical College earns 10-year accreditation renewal from Higher Learning Commission
Mid-State Technical College proudly announces the reaffirmation of its accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for another decade, effective June 30, 2025. The achievement underscores Mid-State’s commitment to maintaining exceptional educational quality and continuous improvement. The reaffirmation marks the culmination of an extensive two-year preparation process, involving dedicated efforts from the College’s HLC criterion teams and numerous members of the Mid-State community. Preparations
Wisconsin Rapids to Beautify Airport Entrance with Landmark Sculpture Project
Ace Leadership Program Launches $25,000 Fundraising Campaign Wisconsin Rapids, WI – The ACE Leadership Program, in partnership with the Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce, is proud to announce an exciting new community initiative – a landmark sculpture installation at the entrance of Alexander Field South Wood County Airport. This public art project, titled “Honor Our Past - Prepare Our Future,” will celebrate the city’s rich paper industry heritage while creating a welcoming and memorable first
County Materials Corporation joins AMETA™ Center partner list with $200,000 gift
Mid-State Technical College is proud to welcome County Materials Corporation as its newest partner supporting Mid-State’s Wayne H. Bushman Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA™) Center. The company’s $200,000 gift secures lifetime naming rights in one of the Center’s classrooms. A check presentation and ribbon-cutting celebration at the AMETA Center took place on Wednesday, Aug. 13, marking the occasion. County Materials, headquartered in Marathon City, Wis.,
