How can you make a difference at SCTCC? Be a part of an Advisory Board, make a gift, or volunteer. As always, our annual Job Fair is always open to alumni.

Make a Gift

Every investment makes a difference at St. Cloud Technical & Community College. From much-needed scholarships to equipment and program development, your gift has immediate impact.

Ways to Give
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Alumni

Since 1948, St. Cloud Technical & Community College has provided the critical thinking skills and hands-on application to fuel the region's workforce. It's no wonder the college is viewed as a regional treasure, and so are our graduates.

More than 25,000 people have something in common with you; they're proud alums of SCTCC.

Stay connected with your alma mater and other graduates by volunteering your time, treasure, or talent: 

  • Review scholarship applications (we do this electronically, so it can be done at your leisure and at the privacy of your own computer) 
  • Serve on a Foundation committee (fundraising, events, and finance)
  • Join a SCTCC Advisory Board for your program of study
  • Mentor students
  • Judge Collegiate DECA and Skills - USA competitions
  • Volunteer for SCTCC events

SCTCC News

full room with students talking to employers at tables
02.6.26
Julianne Quandt

New Job Fair Series begins with Healthcare focus

The first event of the job fair series happened on February 4th, drawing an impressive turnout! Over 70 students connected with 20 employers through this launch of a reimagined approach to career events at St. Cloud Technical & Community College. Historically, SCTCC's Career Services has offered one large annual job fair hosted off-campus. After gathering feedback from employers, instructors, students, and alumni they’re piloting a new on-campus model.
02.04.26
Julianne Quandt
Spring AI Sessions

Spring AI Sessions presented by Center for Teaching (CTL)

SCTCC’s Center for Teaching & Learning is hosting three hands-on AI series this spring focused on practical, classroom-ready uses of AI that support evidence-based teaching and help faculty work more efficiently.
02.02.26
Kate Wallace
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Trap Club Celebrates Wins, Ready for Spring

A new club has made its way to SCTCC, and a student has already nabbed a big win. The SCTCC Trap Club started last fall, with Nursing Assistant instructor Samantha Lewis and Customized Training &...
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