| UW-Green Bay , Nicolet College team up for adult learning |
| The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and Nicolet College in Rhinelander have formed a partnership that will make bachelor's degrees more accessible to place-bound working adults living in Wisconsin 's northern counties. - read more >> |
| Medical ethics presentation on death April 24 at St. Mary's Hospital |
| Noted ethicist Linda H. Newton will give a special presentation on the philosophical issues surrounding death at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, April 24, in St. Mary's Hospital Conference Room 1 in Rhinelander. - read more >> |
| Business, computer careers open house April 22 |
Nicolet College will hold a Business Careers Open House Tuesday, April 22, to give residents the opportunity to explore a variety of careers in business as well as computer information technology. The event will run from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Tamarack Center on the Rhinelander campus. - |
| Nicolet College Earth Day event to focus on sustainability |
| The legacy of Earth Day created by Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson will live on at Nicolet College Wednesday, April 23, when distinguished Professor Lisa H. Newton presents Integrity, Stability and Beauty: A Sustainable Environmental Ethic. - read more >> |
| Nicolet to hold community meetings in Crandon April 21, Rhinelander April 25 - read more >> |
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Children's musical Harry the Dirty Dog Saturday - |
| Area high school students attend Manufacturing Academy at Nicolet College |
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| Explore the Northwoods with Nicolet's Outdoor Adventure Series |
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| Nicolet Culinary students earn top honors at state competition |
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| Nicolet, Vilas County Sheriff's Dept.
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| Nicolet students excel at state business competition, head to nationals |
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Nicolet offers Lunch & Learn professional development workshops |
Nicolet College is offering a series of lunch-time professional development workshops designed to increase efficiency and effectiveness in the workplace. "Finding the time for employees to take professional development classes is a challenge for a lot of companies, said Debbie Jones, business and community education coordinator at Nicolet. The Lunch and Learn series gives employees the chance to upgrade their skills in a relatively quick timeframe and still tend to daily duties in the workplace. - read more >> |
| Wisconsin technical colleges key to Grow Wisconsin initiatives |
| Wisconsin 's technical colleges will be instrumental in several key initiatives in Governor Jim Doyle's Grow Wisconsin plan. Highlights of that plan were presented to the Wisconsin Technical College System Board today by Board Member and Secretary of the Department of Workforce Development Roberta Gassman. - read more >> |
| Nicolet College names Dean's List students for 2007 Fall Semester |
| Nicolet College recently released its Dean's List for the Fall Semester of 2007. To qualify, students must have achieved a grade point of 3.5 or higher, based on a 4.0 scale - read more >> |
| New, part-time Industrial Electronics & HVAC tech programs to start in February at Nicolet |
Nicolet College is launching two new evening programs for people interested in careers in Industrial Electronics Maintenance or Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (HVAC). Classes will meet from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. every Monday and Thursday night Feb. 11 through April 3. - read more >> |
| Cheryl Sell named Nicolet
Community Representative for Lakeland area |
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| Nicolet President Lorbetske honored as UW-Madison distinguished alumnus |
| Nicolet College President Adrian Lorbetske was recently honored for a distinguished alumni award presented by the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Education. - read more >> |
| Nicolet College awarded grant for computer energy conservation |
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| Nicolet to save up to $15,000 annually by reducing computer energy demands |
| Nicolet College has launched a new energy conservation initiative that could save the college as much as $10,000 to $15,000 a year in energy costs and land Nicolet as much as a $4,300 grant from Focus on Energy. The initiative centers around configuring college computers to power down after they've been inactive for 10 to 15 minutes. - read more >> |