Looking for a free, family-friendly way to celebrate Halloween?
Monster March at Mid-State returns Thursday, October 29, at the Wisconsin Rapids Campus, with free trick-or-treating throughout campus from 4 to 6 p.m., door prizes, and a chance to meet Mid-State’s mascot, Grit.
New this year, families can stay for an outdoor showing of “Minions and Monsters” beginning at 5:30 p.m. Popcorn will be available, and guests are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs.
The event is free and open to the public, and no registration is required.
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Students from Mid-State Technical College and UW-Stevens Point came together for The First Pitch on October 15, an idea contest that gives students the opportunity to share their ideas, practice their public speaking skills, and network.
Emergency response on a farm can look very different from a typical call, and this past weekend, Mid-State worked with Pittsville Fire Company and @FarmMedicine to help responders prepare for those unique challenges.
That same focus on realistic, scenario-based training is also helping shape Mid-State’s Nexus Public Safety Center project, which is designed to expand training opportunities for current and future first responders.
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It’s Respiratory Care Week!
Respiratory therapists play an essential role in helping patients breathe easier, from supporting premature infants and people with chronic respiratory conditions to providing care during medical emergencies.
This week, we recognize the respiratory care professionals who bring skill, compassion, and critical thinking to patient care every day.
Interested in this career?
Learn more about Mid-State’s Respiratory Therapy program:
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Mid-State is expanding its career pathways with a new Tree Health Specialist technical degree, created in response to evolving workforce needs in tree care and arboriculture.
The program adds a more specialized focus on tree health, giving students hands-on experience assessing trees, soil and root conditions, insects, and diseases while preparing for roles in tree health and plant health care.
Learn more about this new program: mstc.edu/programs-and-course…
The new welding lab at Mid-State’s Adams Campus was officially put to work!
On Monday, ten students became the first class to use the new space during the Metal Garden Sculpture Continuing Education course.
Students practiced welding and fabrication skills while creating metal pumpkin sculptures and exploring creative ways to work with metal.
Manufacturing careers take many forms, and Mid-State’s AMETA® Center gives students multiple pathways to build the skills employers need.
Whether your interests are in designing, building, programming, improving processes, or working directly with advanced equipment, the programs at the AMETA® Center offer hands-on ways to turn those interests into a career.
Explore the manufacturing programs available at the AMETA® Center: mstc.edu/experience-mid-stat…















