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A recent NBC26 report highlights how Fox Valley Technical College is incorporating artificial intelligence into the classroom to better prepare students for employers’ expectations in the workforce. FVTC Nursing instructor Jennifer Zernzach explained how two artificial‑intelligence tools are helping nursing students build skills and confidence. One tool serves as a virtual study partner with all

With dry weather and dangerous winds threatening to trigger another round of wildfires, more than 15,000 first responders—including firefighters from around the U.S., Canada and Mexico—are battling fires that broke out in the Los Angeles area last week. Wildland Fire and Natural Resources instructor Jon Kellermann is watching the developments closely and knows the plan

Empowering Future Chefs with Lifesaving Skills Through EpiPen Training Ever since her son Dillon died from a severe allergic reaction, Angel Mueller of Mishicot has been on a mission. For the past ten years, she has been traveling the state and teaching others how to correctly use what is commonly known as an EpiPen to

Goal is to introduce program to teens and recruit volunteer firefighters Fox Valley Technical College has received a state grant that will fund a high school program for students interested in volunteering or starting a career in fire protection. A $15,405 grant from the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) will allow FVTC

Health programs highlighted in lead-up to event We’re just days away from Open House 2023 and we are giving you a sneak peek of what you will see if you attend. FOX11’s Good Day Wisconsin recently visited campus and showed its viewers what hands-on training looks like for students enrolled in one of our many Health Science programs. We

Grand Chute Fire Department & FVTC launch on-the-job program Fox Valley Technical College and Grand Chute Fire Department are teaming up on a unique training program that will enhance emergency response capabilities and promote a healthier work-life balance for Grand Chute firefighters. Under the new agreement, firefighters will pursue their Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic licensure while