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If you’re looking for a great way to help out families in need over the holidays, please consider joining forces with United Way of Washington County and WB Campus Dean Pete Rettler, for the “25 Runs of Gratitude.”
The Fall/Winter 2018 Next Magazine, which was released last week, features articles on healthcare career laddering, the Promise program, and boot camp opportunities.
New additions include a trivia contest (win some great prizes) and a delicious holiday recipe courtesy of our culinary experts!
I used to spend my Thanksgiving day just like Templeton (the rat from Charlotte’s Web), roaming around the house devouring those classics that I had waited for all year long. Those forgiving stretchy pants were always on before the tryptophan could fully set in. This really hasn’t changed much, but now we aren’t just focused on the eating. Thanks to Pinterest, we are also tasked with making these delicious dishes pretty, too!
On Thursday, November 8, instructors and students from the MPTC Automotive Technology Programs, hosted teens in grades 5-12 and staff from the Boys and Girls Club of Fond du Lac and the Boys and Girls Club of the Tri-County Area for a fun two hour interactive Dream Big event.
Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry will now be serving Beaver Dam and the surrounding communities at Moraine Park’s Beaver Dam campus.
Moraine Park Technical College will host a presentation by Iraqi war journalist, Haider Newmani, on Wednesday, November 14 from 11:30 to 12:30 at the Fond du Lac campus.
It’s the season of giving, and in the spirit of that, I have committed to being on the Be The Match registry as a potential bone marrow donor. Today I received confirmation that my Be The Match swab kit was received and is being processed. Next, they will test it to determine my human leukocyte antigen (HLA) tissue type, which will be the key to linking me with potential patients in need.
What kind of Community Education courses does Moraine Park Technical College offer?
Our campuses offer over 800 courses per year at various locations throughout the district. We have offerings in estate planning, health and wellness, small business, culinary, crafts and recreations, computers. Basically we offer a variety of courses in many different areas; these courses are available to help you grow your expertise or to take just for the fun of it!
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Moraine Park is a member of Wisconsin Campus Compact. Nationwide, Campus Compact is a coalition of nearly 1,200 college and university presidents and chancellors from public, private, two-and four-year institutions – representing some 6 million students – who are committed to fulfilling the public purpose of higher education. Campus Compact is a leader in building civic engagement into campus and academic life.
As part of our membership, we participate in the Campus Election Engagement Project (CEEP) encouraging all students and staff to register and vote and make sure to be engaged citizens.
Get to know the candidates by visiting www.wisconsinvote.org/candidates-and-races.
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