Alison Leas, NTC nursing program student
Northwest Technical College welcomed more than 80 students from five local high schools to campus for a health and human services open house on March 20.
“We invite area high schools through our consortium to come to campus and experience what it’s like to be an NTC student and work in health care career fields,” Admissions Representative Tia Miles said.
The program began at 9:45 a.m. on Wednesday morning with a welcome from Michele Brielmaier, director of nursing and health services at NTC, and led into a health and human services panel featuring representatives from Sanford Health, the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe and Calvary Lutheran Church Preschool.
Students then rotated between brief information sessions with NTC’s medical coding, nursing, dental assisting, community health and childhood education professionals.
Contact
- NTC Admissions; (218) 333-6600
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Northwest Technical College, located in northern Minnesota’s lake district, has prepared students for fulfilling careers in high-demand fields for more than 50 years. The college’s accessible, affordable, hands-on programs also help the region’s employers meet their ever-growing need for a highly skilled workforce. NTC serves more than 1,000 students with an excellent education, an open-enrollment policy and affordable tuition. Students may pursue nearly 40 degree, diploma and certificate programs in six distinct career paths. Classes are offered on campus, online, or as a combination of both. NTC is a member of the Minnesota State system of colleges and universities. For more, visit ntcmn.edu
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