Recent Gateway Technical College stories
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Students who receive foundation scholarships are 27% more likely to graduate by their third year than their peers.
Ambassador nominees are chosen based on character, positive attitude, leadership abilities, personal goals, communication skills, enthusiasm and self-confidence.
Twenty Racine County students and 11 Kenosha County students earned medals at Friday's regional SkillsUSA competition in Sturtevant.
More than 170 students from 18 schools are expected to participate.
The Gateway Board is searching for a permanent president, and candidates have until March 4 to apply.
He was reappointed in 2023 to his seventh term on the Gateway Board.
Racine County residents interested in the open Gateway Technical College Board seat must apply by Feb. 23.
The Gateway Technical College Board of Trustees ad hoc committee approved a list of 13 questions for permanent president semifinalists during interviews in March.
In the survey, 66% of residents said they have a favorable opinion of the Wisconsin Technical College System, up from 52% in 2022.
She will hold the seat until June 30, 2027.
A Gateway Technical College presidential finalist has dropped out of consideration, leaving three candidates for the job.
The finalists will be on campus April 20 and 21 for in-person and virtual forums with students, staff, faculty and the community.
Gateway Technical College is hosting a March 26 conference aimed at connecting students and employers.
Students from health care and emergency services programs at GTC honed their career skills at Gateway Technical College’s annual Red Hawk Rescue, a simulated disaster training event held March 21 in Kenosha.
Two people were reappointed and one new person was appointed to the Gateway Technical College Board of Trustees.
