Getting those two years of experience definitely helped me level up. I think if I had come to Saint John’s right out of high school, I wouldn’t have played until my junior year.
His time as a Cyclone prepared him for being a Johnnie
Liberal arts really take you outside of your own limitations and show you your world in which you live and help you experience things, learn about life, and undoubtedly make you a more effective person.
and also food
There’s a lot of privilege with what I’ve got going on that a lot of people maybe don’t have.
Mike Garrison focuses on others
I felt like I needed to do something hands-on, so I went to a starter welding course. I saw the robot here and did a few welding practices, and then I kind of fell in love with welding.
Multiple Material Arts is Mikayla Asfeld's Outlet
The willingness to actually learn a trade - it's turning around now. I know a lot of people who went to school but aren’t working in that field. Trades is literally – you're learning exactly what you're going to be doing out in the real world when you get a job.
Veteran Chad Phillip has been working on cars for 30 years.
Starting with the two-year college just seems to be the right fit for a lot of people.
BD Exteriors owner Brian Donnay's time at SCTCC set him up for success
She should take every opportunity to do something that is presented to her. That is what spurred me through my career.
Veteran Employee Logan Hiemstra Gets Perspective
That changed everything.
The Army Veteran's back at SCTCC.
This is not what you’re going to need in Minnesota. So I said, how can we help these students out?
Abdiaziz Abukar is helping international students at SCTCC.
You had 26 minutes to figure out why this thing won’t start. Why? What’s going on? Why won’t my hydraulics raise or lower?
Nicholas Sakry talks Medium Heavy Truck, jobs, and SkillsUSA