Access & Community Engagement

FVTC Multicultural Student Services Team The Multicultural Student Services team at Fox Valley Technical College helped guide students from a variety of ethnic backgrounds to greater success as a result of enhanced supportive resources and mentorship. The initiative was a localized effort to increase retention rates for minority college students across the nation. Based on the success

Students and faculty sample cuisine at the Taste of Asia event. Serving the community is second nature to many FVTC club members By Jessica Thiel,Student Intern, Professional Communications Program Pauline Ho knows all too well the pain and discomfort cancer patients can face. Ho’s father, who is battling stage IV lung cancer, is one of many patients

Want to learn Hmong? Check out our class information and schedule at: www.fvtc.edu/global The Hmong predominantly live in four countries: China, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. There is also a huge diaspora of 300,000 Hmong refugees who left Laos after the end of the Silent War in 1975 in Laos, fearing retaliation and persecution from the Laotian government

Fall 2010 Finding Success Along the Way Pa Lee Moua’s career pathway has led her to rewarding opportunities enriching the lives of others.  Pa Lee Moua started classes at Fox Valley Technical College in the fall of 1998, determined to succeed. At 18, she was already a wife and a mother. She knew that enrolling

Pa Lee Moua, Appleton, has been named the recipient of Fox Valley Technical College’s 2010 Outstanding Alumni Award. She is a 2000 graduate of the college’s Administrative Professional program. Moua also holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Lakeland College and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. She currently serves as the