For the entire month of October, a spotlight is shined on manufacturing, so to end the month, we're showcasing the industry which employs approximately 1 in 6 workers in Wisconsin.
Remember what factories looked like, smelled like, and felt like as recent as 20 years ago? Do the words dark, foul
Nicolet College broke ground this summer on a new Public Safety building that will both expand and improve training opportunities for individuals dedicated to providing protective and emergency services.
“It’s important for the college to offer the latest in public safety training and this new
The Nicolet Players are returning to the stage with DEERS, a play structured as four episodes of a live sitcom. Thirteen actors from Eagle River, Hazelhurst, St. Germain, Rhinelander and Tomahawk will bring to life a cast of animals who frequent a bar in the Cascades.
The first graduating class of Nicolet College’s new Autism Spectrum Disorder program recently completed their studies and earned diplomas in this emerging education specialty that is in high demand across the Northwoods.
“The need is across the board in many different settings for individuals who
How Rural Communities Thrive in the 21st Century will be the topic of a special TEDx event in the Nicolet College Theatre on Friday, October 1.
One of the themes we’ll explore is how people are making it through the pandemic,” said Nicolet College Sociology Instructor David Holt, who is one of the
Welcome, students, to the beginning of a new term here at Nicolet College. Whether your educational journey has you logging on wherever and whenever you need for virtual learning or brings you to our picturesque campus on the shores of Lake Julia, we are so happy you have chosen to join us.
Nicolet College Automotive Technician student Tony Malek recently received a scholarship from the Wisconsin Automobile and Truck Association Foundation and Snap-On Tools that includes up to $750 a semester for tuition and a collection of Snap-on Tools valued at more than $4,000.
Fall Term starts September 1! With classes beginning and students coming to campus, there will be new ways to engage, grow your skills, and have fun with other students and the community. We encourage you to attend the opportunities available this fall and look forward to seeing you on campus!
Nicolet College’s seven Academic Success Centers located throughout the Northwoods will be open for in-person teaching this fall to provide free instruction for individuals preparing to attend college, build academic skills for the workplace, earn a GED or HSED, learn basic computer skills, or learn to speak English.
Fall term is approaching, but there's still time to apply and register for classes! Here's how:
Apply Online
It's never too late to apply online. It's easy and free. Just fill out the application and an Admissions Rep will contact you to help with next steps. Get started here.
