Gov. Tony Evers visited Gateway Technical College's S.C. Johnson iMET Center on Oct. 13 in celebration of Manufacturing Month.
Evers and Wisconsin Department Workforce Development Secretary Amy Pechacek were led on a tour by Gateway Executive Vice President Matt Janisin and Gateway's President and CEO Dr. Veronique Tran.
Dr. Veronique Tran, from left, Gov. Tony Evers and Amy Pechacek listen to a high school student talk about her experience as a dual-enrolled student at Gateway Technical College.
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Gov. Tony Evers, left, listens while Executive Vice President of Gateway Matt Janisin explains programs at the school's Sturtevant campus.
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As part of the tour, Gateway representatives took Gov. Tony Evers to the machine shop, where students learn the fundamentals of machinery before moving on to more automated systems.
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Bryan Casun shakes hands with Gov. Tony Evers during the governor's visit Tuesday. A Gateway graduate in electrical engineering, Casun is now an instructor at the Sturtevant campus.
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Gov. Tony Evers and Department of Workforce Development Secretary Amy Pechacek watch data visualizations and informational screens in Gateway Technical College's S.C. Johnson iMET Center on Tuesday.
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Gov. Tony Evers took a robotic dog for a spin Tuesday during his visit to Gateway Technical College’s SC Johnson iMET Center in Sturtevant on Tuesday.
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Gov. Tony Evers controls a robotic dog Tuesday while learning about manufacturing and robotics programs at Gateway Technical College’s SC Johnson iMET Center.
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Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Secretary Amy Pechacek participated in a tour of Gateway Technical College's S.C. Johnson iMET Center on Tuesday.
Students at the school range from high schoolers participating in dual enrollment for college credit to individuals with industry experience refining skills or continuing education.
