Moraine Park’s boot camps are three-month programs that prepare students for a career in welding or computer numerical control (CNC) machining. They aim to combat the current skilled worker shortage in the industry. Without the commitment of our business partners, this training wouldn’t be possible.
Tim Thomas has been sharing his culinary magic with students at Moraine Park’s Hartford Regional Center for over 12-years.
In November, Campus Compact brought together over 150 students from across the United States, including our own MPTC Newman Civic Fellow Queenie Weesen! The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes and supports the next generation of public problem solvers. MPTC is SO proud to have our student earning this national recognition and participating in this important work! Read Queenie’s award story here.
Campus Compact advances the public purpose of over 1,000 colleges and universities across the U.S., deepening their ability to improve community life and educate students for civic and social responsibility. At the national conference, students gathered at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate. Students participated in small group world cafe activities, changemaker conversations, Senate immersion modules, and Organizing for Positive Change workshops. Queenie returned excited and empowered to continue all her good work her at MPTC and in her home community.
“It was very inspiring to meet so many students motivated to change the world!”
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Moraine Park’s West Bend campus held their holiday event on Tuesday, December 4.
Moraine Park Foundation’s Promise program has met its $1.2 million fundraising goal, thanks to community generosity.
Congratulations to the Fond du Lac student senate and clubs who collected over 600 items to donate to the homeless shelters in the community.
The Electrical Power Distribution Club in Beaver Dam has been busy helping the community! They collected and donated food to the local food pantry, and rang bells for the Salvation Army at Shopko.
On Tuesday, November 27 Eileen Bouchard, Cosmetology Instructor and students from the MPTC Cosmetology Program, hosted teens in grades 5-12 and staff from the Boys and Girls Club of Fond du Lac a for a fun two hour interactive Dream Big event.
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