ADVERTISEMENT NTC Community Celebrates Raising over $31,000 for Incoming Students NTC Northwest Tecelnical Collge SANFORD norhcehdl HEALTH Bemidji, Minn. - The & education, automotive (NTC Success Story Northwest Technical technology, business, College Foundation raised manufacturing and con- $31,470 on the third annu- struction. Students may al Day of Giving on Nov. 9, surpassing the initial $25,000 goal. Northwest Technical College, choose courses in as many Academies or pathways as This year's Day of Giving they would like, allowing campaign sought to raise enough funds to create scholarships for Bemidji High School's Career Acad- emy students. Initially, the goal was to offer a $1,000 of the NTC Foundation, scholarship to 25 Bemidji Ashely Johnson, said the Career Academy students program has been grow- who will be attending Northwest Tech next year. Tech but also the greater Established in 2017, the community. located in northern them to gain exposure Minnesota's lake district, has prepared students for fulfilling careers in high-demand fields for more than 50 years. The college's accessible, affordable, hands-on programs also help the region's employers meet their ever-growing need for a highly skilled workforce. NTC serves more than 1,000 students with an excellent education, an open-enrollment policy and affordable tuition. Students may pursue nearly 40 degree, diploma and certificate programs in six distinct career paths. Classes are offered on campus, online, or as a combination of both. NTC is a member of to many different career opportunities. The executive director ing not only at Northwest Bemidji Career Academies create learning opportuni- ties between high school students and business "The Northwest Tech- nical College Foundation wants to provide scholar- ships to the students who partners to collaborate and prepare students for working in the field of have an interest in tech- nical education," Johnson their choice. said. "We want to retain Currently, approximate- ly 800 high school students and their talents to pro- enrolled in the Academies, our homegrown students the Minnesota State system of colleges and universities. For more information, visit ntcmn.edu. which offer customized vide the next generation of the workforce for our training in fifteen career paths including child care community." ADVERTISEMENT NTC Community Celebrates Raising over $31,000 for Incoming Students NTC Northwest Tecelnical Collge SANFORD norhcehdl HEALTH Bemidji, Minn. - The & education, automotive (NTC Success Story Northwest Technical technology, business, College Foundation raised manufacturing and con- $31,470 on the third annu- struction. Students may al Day of Giving on Nov. 9, surpassing the initial $25,000 goal. Northwest Technical College, choose courses in as many Academies or pathways as This year's Day of Giving they would like, allowing campaign sought to raise enough funds to create scholarships for Bemidji High School's Career Acad- emy students. Initially, the goal was to offer a $1,000 of the NTC Foundation, scholarship to 25 Bemidji Ashely Johnson, said the Career Academy students program has been grow- who will be attending Northwest Tech next year. Tech but also the greater Established in 2017, the community. located in northern them to gain exposure Minnesota's lake district, has prepared students for fulfilling careers in high-demand fields for more than 50 years. The college's accessible, affordable, hands-on programs also help the region's employers meet their ever-growing need for a highly skilled workforce. NTC serves more than 1,000 students with an excellent education, an open-enrollment policy and affordable tuition. Students may pursue nearly 40 degree, diploma and certificate programs in six distinct career paths. Classes are offered on campus, online, or as a combination of both. NTC is a member of to many different career opportunities. The executive director ing not only at Northwest Bemidji Career Academies create learning opportuni- ties between high school students and business "The Northwest Tech- nical College Foundation wants to provide scholar- ships to the students who partners to collaborate and prepare students for working in the field of have an interest in tech- nical education," Johnson their choice. said. "We want to retain Currently, approximate- ly 800 high school students and their talents to pro- enrolled in the Academies, our homegrown students the Minnesota State system of colleges and universities. For more information, visit ntcmn.edu. which offer customized vide the next generation of the workforce for our training in fifteen career paths including child care community."