12.20.19
Kate Wallace

Strategic Customer Service Class Cashed in at Capital One
By Jacob Bertram Sales Management Marketing Student & Collegiate DECA Officer Becky Shand’s Strategic Customer Service class brought all their money to Capital One this week. When I say money, I mean...
12.13.19
Kate Wallace

Student Veterans of America Held Memorial
The Student Veterans of America club at SCTCC held a memorial on Dec. 10 for the three National Guard members who were lost in the Black Hawk accident. Club secretary Jessica Busby welcomed all...
12.10.19
Kate Wallace

Students Present at Dec. 2019 Environmental Science Symposium
On Dec. 3, students in two Environmental Science classes presented their research to fellow classmates, instructors, and the public. The presentations were the culmination of a semester of research on...
12.04.19
Kate Wallace

Marketing & Design: A First Year Perspective
By: Ester Rica Jerez, Marketing and Design Student Have a mind for business, but not so much for design? Have a creative mind, but not so much for business? I am the latter and whichever one you are...
12.02.19
Kate Wallace

DECA Coaching Prepares Students for Game Day
By Jacob Bertram SCTCC Collegiate DECA Officer With the Cyclone Basketball season upon us, the Business and Sales students had their first practice last Friday. No they didn’t play basketball, but...
11.21.19
Kate Wallace

New Sculpture Course Creates Good Art
By Megan Jorgenson Sculpture Instructor This fall, a group of students who enrolled in the brand-new Sculpture course have been creating three-dimensional art at SCTCC. This course was offered to...
11.05.19
Kate Wallace

Cyclones Volleyball finishes 2nd in Region Tournament
After a big win on Friday, the Cyclones Volleyball team’s season came to an end on Saturday, Nov. 2, when they took second place in the NJCAA DIII Region XIIIA tournament. The Cyclones traveled to...
11.05.19
Kate Wallace

Nursing Program receives Accreditation from NLN CNEA
The SCTCC Nursing program (ADN) has always been approved by the Minnesota Board of Nursing, but now it can add accreditation from the National League for Nursing through the Commission for Nursing...
10.29.19
Kate Wallace

BrewLäsh 2019 A Night of Firsts
The third annual BrewLäsh at SCTCC was a night of firsts: wine tasting was offered for the first time, the first time the event raised more than $40,000, and a first-place win for Culinary students...
10.28.19
Kate Wallace

What IS a Transfer Pathway?
Sure, everyone knows you can start at SCTCC and then transfer. You can save a lot of money, take classes with more involved instructors, and get those generals done before moving on to get your...
10.25.19
Kate Wallace

Automotives SkillsUSA Club collects food at pumpkin carving
Automotives hosted a spooktacular event that collected food for local foodshelves on Oct. 23. For a donation of a non-perishable food item, anyone could come to the Auto lab and carve a pumpkin...
10.11.19
Matt Klinkhammer

It’s Official: October 9, 2019 is Nate Night!
If you’ve been to an SCTCC Cyclones Athletics event in the last 13 years, chances are you’ve seen Athletic Director, Nate Hiestand. He was the guy on the microphone, and the one setting up before the...
10.08.19
Kate Wallace

New Biology Labs bring new technology for students
Amongst new microscopes and clean beakers, a group of community members, CentraCare representatives, and SCTCC faculty and staff gathered to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for SCTCC’s new Biology Labs...
10.01.19
Kate Wallace

SCTCC Active Minds walked in Out of the Darkness
The SCTCC student club Active Minds walked with more than 200 others in the Out of the Darkness walk on Sept. 28 that started at Lake George in St. Cloud. The SCTCC club members raised more than $800...
09.26.19
Jasmine Pelzer

Learning Good Habits from Bad Habit
By: Jasmine Pelzer, Marketing and Design Student On Friday, Sept. 20, my Principles of Marketing Instructor, Mark Buchanan, took my class on a rather unusual field trip. He took us to Bad Habit...
09.09.19
Kate Wallace

SCTCC partners with Boys and Girls Club for career pathway
The start of a partnership between SCTCC and the Boys and Girls Club of Central Minnesota will be the start of a pathway from grade school to careers for youth in the St. Cloud region. On Sept. 9, the...
09.04.19
Kate Wallace

CycloneSnacks takes off with push from SCTCC Student Senate
SCTCC has a new way to help students facing food insecurity or even those who just forgot their lunch for the day: CycloneSnacks are available in 5 locations around campus. The SCTCC Student Senate...
08.28.19
Kate Wallace

What You Should Know as The Semester Starts
Every semester, there are a few “housekeeping” things that pop up during the first week. These are important dates that you should definitely keep in mind while you’re finalizing your schedule. It’s...
08.05.19
Kate Wallace

Coaching Athletes to be Great Teammates
by Heidi Smith, Cyclones Volleyball Coach The world we live in today teaches us do to whatever is needed to get to the top and be successful; those who live by this belief may achieve success but are...
07.08.19
Kate Wallace

Chancellor makes stop at SCTCC to discuss Workforce Development Scholarships
On Monday, July 8, Minnesota State Chancellor Devinder Malhotra kicked off his statewide tour at SCTCC to promote the Workforce Development Scholarships. Last year, about 400 scholarships were...
07.01.19
Kate Wallace

Students' Skills Bring Wins at Skills Conference
Three SCTCC students brought their skills to the table at the National Leadership Conference hosted by SkillsUSA in Louisville Ky. and came away with impressive finishes. Electrical student Alexander...
05.24.19
Kate Wallace

Cybersecurity set to Soar
You’ve heard the stories about ID theft and data breaches. You’ve probably gotten emails from companies where you’ve used a credit card with the bad news that there was a data breach, so watch your...
05.20.19
Kate Wallace

Psychology Grads get on the Right (Transfer) Path
Making the transfer process easy for students has been a goal for St. Cloud Technical & Community College, and with the recent addition of several Transfer Pathways, it’s not just easy, but...
05.15.19
Matt Klinkhammer

Students Conduct and Present Environmental Research
Late Spring semester, students in two environmental courses presented their research findings at SCTCC's second Environmental Science Research Symposium. In the semester leading up to the symposium...
05.13.19
Kate Wallace

Geology students get hands-on experience on field trip
Last week, students from Geology 1300 traveled to Minnesota's North Shore to experience first-hand what it's like in the field. Instructor Dr. Khaldoun Ahmad took six students to Thomson Hill in...
04.30.19
Kate Wallace

Practical Nursing receives ACEN accreditation
The SCTCC Practical Nursing program is excited to announce that it’s been accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing through Fall 2026. The ACEN accreditation process has been...
04.22.19
Matt Klinkhammer

First-Year Architectural Student Designs House for Habitat for Humanity Build
First-year Architectural Construction Technology student, Brianna Scherbing, was surprised to learn that a house she designed will be built by Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity. Scherbing’s...
04.19.19
Kate Wallace

SCTCC Yellow Ribbon Proclamation Ceremony held April 18
SCTCC joins several other companies in its dedication to support servicemembers and military families with a Yellow Ribbon Company designation. On April 18, local and state leaders, SCTCC employees...
04.09.19
Kate Wallace

Is Mechanical Design right for you?
Have you ever wondered how the things around you were designed and created? Mechanical Designers played an important role! What is Mechanical Design? Mechanical Designers are vital to the design of...
04.04.19
Kate Wallace

SCTCC named Yellow Ribbon Company
St. Cloud Technical & Community College is proud to announce that it is now a Yellow Ribbon Company. A Proclamation Ceremony will be held April 18 at 10 a.m. A Yellow Ribbon Company designation shows...
03.22.19
Kate Wallace

Hudda Ibrahim receives Bush Foundation fellowship
SCTCC alumna and faculty member, Hudda Ibrahim, is a recipient of a 2019 Bush Foundation Fellowship. The Bush Foundation supports people who "think bigger and think differently" about how to solve...
02.06.19
Kate Wallace

Dental students provide services for Give Kids a Smile
The SCTCC dental students are all about good habits. The number one thing they talked with their patients about on Feb. 1? Getting a toothbrush in their mouth. It was Give Kids a Smile day, a program...
02.04.19
Kate Wallace

10 Volleyball Cyclones earn spot on All Academic Team
Ten Cyclones Volleyball players have been recognized by MCAC for academic accomplishments for the 2018 fall semester. Madisen Hall Rilee Hohbein Grace Mauersberger Tori Nelson Megan Schoborg Jenna...
01.28.19
Kate Wallace

Framing our Future: There is Room for More
Dr. Annesa Cheek, President Lawyers learn to never ask questions they don’t know the answers to. College presidents are the exact opposite, particularly new ones like me. Over the last six months, I...
01.25.19
Matt Klinkhammer

Automotive Instructor Leads Discovery Academy Students to Sixth Straight State Win
SCTCC Automotives Instructor, Byron Byker, helped Discovery Academy students from St. Cloud win the state tournament and advance to the national tournament for the sixth consecutive year. Discovery...
01.17.19
Matt Klinkhammer

Students Conduct and Present Environmental Research
Research is essential to understanding our rapidly changing environment. With that in mind, Environmental Science Instructor, Khaldoun Ahmad, assigned students a project that required them to conduct...
01.15.19
Kate Wallace

Jess Lourey lands book contract
SCTCC instructor Jess Lourey has landed a major book contract. The Devil in the Dirt Basement will be a fictionalized account of the Jacob Wetterling abduction. Lourey’s book is seen as Megan Abbott...
01.11.19
Kate Wallace

President Cheek Frames the Future of SCTCC
After six months of listening to college stakeholders, President Annesa Cheek gave a report to the community on Jan. 10 about SCTCC’s steps forward during “Framing Our Future.” The results from her...
01.09.19
Kate Wallace

Men's Basketball Cyclones rank 6th on National Poll
The Cyclones Men's Basketball team heads into the MCAC Southern Division play with a #6 ranking on the NJCAA National Poll for Jan. 8. They are the only Minnesota team in the poll. The Cyclones hold...
12.17.18
Kate Wallace

PC Specialist vs. Network Admin - what do they do?
PC specialists are computer experts who help users set up their computer systems or troubleshoot problems. They may help clients in a company setting or an individual in their home. They install...
12.17.18
Kate Wallace

Active Minds raises $200+
Three instructors at SCTCC got pie in their faces today for a good cause. Active Minds at SCTCC, a student-led group, is hosting a fundraiser to raise money for the national Active Minds organization...
12.13.18
Matt Klinkhammer

Automotive Event Leads to Safer Vehicles for Local Community
As the cold, snow, and ice of winter creep in, every Minnesotan knows having a safe and winter-ready vehicle is critically important. With safe winter driving in mind, students in SCTCC’s Automotive...
12.13.18
Kate Wallace

Dental Hygiene students come together to overcome Toys for Tots theft
Showing the true meaning of community at SCTCC, a group of Dental Hygiene students came together to replace stolen toys for the Automotives’ Toys for Tots drive. Over the weekend of Dec. 8-9, toys...
12.06.18
Kate Wallace

Lori Kloos receives Minnesota State Chancellor's Award
Employees of St. Cloud Technical & Community College were recognized for outstanding work at the 2018 CFO Annual Conference held this week at the Minnesota State system office in St. Paul. THE...
11.20.18
Kate Wallace

Experience not required for Architecture program
When you’re ready to take the next step and start applying to a program at SCTCC, experience in the field isn’t necessary. Jed Johnson, SCTCC Architectural Construction Technology instructor, says...
11.20.18
Kate Wallace

Technology every day = importance in Programming
All the computers, mobile phones, machinery, even your car if it’s newer have computer technology in them. And who helps create and maintain the software that drives the computers? Programmers...
11.20.18
Kate Wallace

Clinicals are major part of Surgical Technology program
As with most of SCTCC’s health programs, the clinicals are an extremely important part of getting a Surgical Technology degree. The first semester of a Surgical Technology degree is spent in the...
11.05.18
Kate Wallace

Medium/Heavy Truck program "Gets Ahead" with new truck
Three years of working with Freightliner of St. Cloud in the Get Ahead program has paid off for the Medium/Heavy Truck program at SCTCC. On Nov. 1, representatives from Freightliner and the college...
10.30.18
Kate Wallace

BrewLäsh 2018: hotdishes and brews and fundraising - oh my!
SCTCC’s second annual BrewLäsh brought more people together and more fundraising for student equipment and scholarship needs. And it offered some pretty good hotdish and craft brew selections, too...
10.25.18
Matt Klinkhammer

Nursing Students Assess Senior Volunteers in Third Year of Partnership
Mid-way through their first semester, Nursing ADN students conducted live patient assessments on a lively bunch of senior volunteers. In the third year of partnering with SCTCC’s Nursing ADN program...
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