Six area students Beat the Odds
This January, $15,000 was awarded to six high school seniors or first-year RCTC students through the RCTC Foundation’s 18th annual Beat the Odds scholarship program.
This January, $15,000 was awarded to six high school seniors or first-year RCTC students through the RCTC Foundation’s 18th annual Beat the Odds scholarship program.
On June 30, RCTC Interim President Dr. Mary Davenport will be retiring, ending her 30 years of service in Minnesota higher education.
Candidates for RCTC’s search for a permanent president are scheduled to make a campus visit February 20-22.
The Rochester Community and Technical College Echo won five awards in the collegiate division of the Minnesota Newspaper Association’s Better Newspaper Contest
RCTC students planning to graduate in the spring 2018 semester should remember to apply for graduation by Feb. 21.
Biology instructor Jaime Tjossem feels Outstanding Educator award is a charge to work harder than ever in the classroom.
Campus Safety offers free jump starts, car unlocks and other services to keep you going during the Minnesota cold.
Parking lot litter and grounds maintenance byproducts contribute to built up pollutant levels on campus storm water ponds. Want to help fix that? Start by picking up your garbage.
RCTC has multiple procedures in place which allow individuals to express any suggestions or concerns they have about issues relating to the college. “We want our students to have a voice and feel that if they’ve been wronged, they can get a resolution.”
On Dec. 26, the portal opens for RCTC scholarship applications. Apply now for scholarships for the 2018-2019 academic year.