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Monday | January 5, 2026

Innovation Accelerator Ready for Veteran Entrepreneurs

Fox Valley Technical College has been awarded a state grant designed to help guide veterans interested in launching their own business. The Wisconsin Department of Veteran Affairs (WDVA) has announced that FVTC will receive $60,486 for the Innovation Accelerator for Veterans program for 16 veteran-owned businesses. The two-phase program provides entrepreneurial training and technical support,

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Monday | December 22, 2025

Career EXELerate Cohort is Workforce-Ready

Career EXCELerate™ Wisconsin celebrated its latest cohort of students to earn certificates through the collaborative program operated in partnership with Goodwill North Central Wisconsin (NCW), Fox Valley Technical College and Rawhide Youth Services. During the Winter 2025 ceremony, students were given certificates in Certified Nursing Assistant, Patient Care Technician, Professional Truck Driving, Welding Fundamentals, and

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Friday | November 21, 2025

Empowering Tribal Nations: NCJTC’s Impact at a Glance

The National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC) of Fox Valley Technical College proudly supports Tribal Nations by building on their inherent strengths through training, technical assistance and strategic planning. NCJTC has long-standing partnerships with some of the nation’s leading providers in areas of Tribal justice, law enforcement, child safety and victim services. Programs include: Recent

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Friday | September 5, 2025

FVTC Awarded Workforce Training Grants

Fox Valley Technical College is pleased to be the recipient of multiple Workforce Advancement Training (WAT) grants from the Wisconsin Technical College System. These grants, totaling nearly $950,000, are part of the state’s $5 million annual investment in workforce development and will support customized training programs designed to upskill employees and enhance business performance across

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Tuesday | May 20, 2025

Paramedic Training Comes to the Workplace

In response to the ongoing paramedic shortage, Fox Valley Technical College has teamed up with several first responder agencies to create a new training program to address the workforce gap.

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Tuesday | April 15, 2025

Bright Ideas Take the Prize at Fox Trap Pitch Event 

FVTC students and aspiring entrepreneurs took center stage at the 8th annual Fox Trap Pitch Event on Thursday, April 10, turning bright ideas into real prize money during the competition held at Fox Valley Technical College. Organized by the FVTC Business division with support from American National Bank and the Fox Valley Technical College Foundation,

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Thursday | February 27, 2025

Same Mission, New Leadership

Exciting changes are coming to Fox Valley Technical College’s Venture Center, all aimed at helping more entrepreneurs bring their visions to life. With a renewed focus on entrepreneurial development, the college has announced Doug Schacht, department chair of Entrepreneurship Studies & Venture Center, will serve as the center’s new leader, replacing director Amy Pietsch who

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Friday | August 18, 2023

ATW ARFF Site of Emergency Drill

Appleton International Airport leads multi-agency emergency exercise Fox Valley Technical College recently served as the training site for a large-scale emergency drill that simulated a passenger plane crash. The drill was led by Appleton International Airport (ATW) which must execute drills like this every three years as mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration. The exercise

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Monday | June 19, 2023

Bridging a Communications Gap

Customized training helps Spanish-speaking employees earn necessary qualifications Mike Farrell and Maria Carone It was a unique request for the instructors. But they were up to the challenge. “This had never been done before,” says Mike Farrell, department chair for Transportation Contract Training. “I’ve never taught a translated class before.” It was also uncharted territory