Mid-State Technical College is expanding its meat cutting and butchery programming, thanks to an extension of its Meat Talent Development Grant awarded by the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP). Building upon the success of existing initiatives, this updated grant will support expanded activities, enabling the College to implement an inclusive strategy for community access to meat training while fostering innovation and sustainability in the field. The expansion plan
Mid-State Technical College is now accepting applications for two scholarships for new students enrolling in the Respiratory Therapy program in fall 2025. This $1,000 scholarship opportunity is provided by the National Board for Respiratory Care. The Respiratory Therapy Scholarship aims to support and encourage future healthcare professionals pursuing a career in respiratory therapy. The Respiratory Therapy program at Mid-State prepares students to employ scientific principles to identify, treat and
Mid-State Technical College alumni are invited to an event on Wednesday, April 23, from 4 to 6 p.m. to celebrate 10 years of the Stevens Point Downtown Campus. Hosted by the Mid-State Technical College Foundation, Inc., the event will be held at the LEAD Center on the Stevens Point Downtown Campus. At the event, 10 alumni will be honored for their contributions to their fields and communities. The event will also feature special remarks, opportunities to reconnect with former classmates and faculty and a
Applications are now being accepted for Mid-State Technical College’s $5,000 “Big Decision Scholarship.” The scholarship is a limited-time opportunity for 2025 high school seniors undecided on their path after graduation to help make the decision easier. To be eligible, applicants must be graduating high school in 2025 and admitted to Mid-State. Funding for the scholarship is provided by the Mid-State Technical College Foundation, Inc. The scholarship winner will be announced at the Admit Day celebration
Registration is now open for Mid-State Technical College’s summer and fall terms, and each semester brings its own set of opportunities. This summer, students can choose to start an associate degree, technical diploma or certificate with classes starting in May, June and July. Nine new business foundational certificates are now available to students starting this summer, including Business Communications Foundations and Human Resources Foundations. Several programs can be completed this summer, such as
Anderson O’Brien, LLP is pleased to offer a free estate planning seminar on April 24 starting at 6 p.m. The presentation will take place at Mid-State Technical College. 1001 Centerpoint Dr. Stevens Point, WI. Our experienced attorneys will share helpful information about estate planning and protecting your assets. The presentations will last about 2 hours. Free refreshments will be served and free materials given out. All community members are welcome to attend. Registration is required so we can plan
Mid-State Technical College is inviting all high school seniors in its district to its annual Admit Day celebration event on Friday, May 2, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus. Admit Day is the symbolic beginning of a student’s college career and a celebration of their decision to enroll at Mid-State. At the event, students will receive a certificate of admission, tour campus, meet with their advisor and get to know their program instructors. “We are so excited to host these new
Mid-State Technical College is showcasing the Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA™) Center experience with a series of program videos. “We are excited to showcase the skill-based learning of our AMETA Center programs,” said Ryan Kawski, dean of the School of Applied Technology. “For those who can’t make it to an in-person tour, the video series is a great way to see what happens in the Center’s classrooms and labs. We’re also proud to feature our instructors who bring
Mid-State Technical College welcomed middle and high school students active in FFA to compete in the FFA Career Development Events (CDE) competition on March 18 on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus. Over 800 students from Wisconsin joined in the event. The competition covered a range of contests, including forestry, floriculture, dairy cattle and livestock judging, vet science and more. Top ranking teams will qualify for the state FFA competition later this spring. "Each year, the FFA CDEs coincide with
The Heart of Wisconsin (HOW) Chamber of Commerce has named Mid-State Technical College its 2025 Member of the Year, reserved for businesses who exemplify the qualities of a dedicated and engaged chamber supporter. The award was presented at HOW’s 77th Annual Meeting Awards Banquet on Thursday, March 6, in Wisconsin Rapids. Member of the Year candidates have consistently demonstrated regular attendance, and active involvement in various chamber events throughout the year. These businesses not only attend
Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Hosts 77th Annual Meeting & Awards Banquet Over 240 leaders gathered to celebrate the Heart of Wisconsin area’s business community’s successes. WISCONISN RAPIDS, WI – The Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce welcomed its Members to Hotel Mead’s Grand Ballroom for its 77th Annual Meeting & Awards Banquet on March 6th, 2025 to celebrate this year’s seven award winners that included; Small Business/Entrepreneur of the Year, Large Business of the Year, Innovative
Mid-State Technical College hosted this year’s Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) Ag Day Celebration in conjunction with its annual Farm Tour on Tuesday, March 11. Participants experienced a day dedicated to celebrating agriculture in Wisconsin while exploring the latest technology and agricultural practices designed to enhance farming operations. The event was attended by local and state leaders, educators, students, industry representatives, farmers and professionals. “This event is about so much