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Teams first came on Tuesday, January 28 to the NFPA Fluid Power Workshop to learn some basic on pneumatics and how fluid power works. They assembled a rotating platform and a lifter. From the workshop, they went back to their schools and over the following 7 weeks designed and made their machine prototype.

As Women's History Month draws to a close, we want to take this moment to express our gratitude for each and every one of the women who contribute to making our campus the vibrant community it is today. These women were nominated by peers and students alike.

The Q&A highlights º£½ÇÉçÇø's significant impact on the º£½ÇÉçÇø Lakes area, including partnerships with community and industry leaders to provide real-world experiences for students, the college's role in training high school instructors, and its involvement in community events like the annual Diversity Fest. Additionally, it highlights initiatives like the RAISE program and the Next Generation Nursing Assistant program, which offered free courses to eligible residents. Challenges are also addressed, such as the upcoming "enrollment cliff" and public scrutiny of the return on investment of college education. As a result, ATCC is engaging with adult learners, enriching the student experience, and investing in support services for a diverse student body.

Practical nursing students visited the on-campus Head Start classroom, performing basic assessments, including listening to heart and lung sounds and measuring temperature, pulse, respirations, height, and weight.

ADVOCATING FOR STUDENTS: ATCC AT THE MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL