Workforce Mobility Program
Funded by $250,000 grant from Dakota County Made possible by $250,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding distributed to Dakota County and approved…
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AlumKnights Newsletter June 2022
DCTC campus community looking forward to fall semester Interior Design Alumna Spotlight: Araya Jensen 2000 graduate works as senior digital art director at Target…
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Elks Flag Day Service at DCTC
Dakota County Elks Lodge #2832 and Farmington Scout Troop #118 members served as flag presenters on Flag Day Tuesday, June 14, 2022, was Flag…
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DCTC Upward Bound Receives Nearly $3 Million in Federal Grant Funding
Five years of funding helps low-income, potential first-generation college students access higher education The U.S. Department of Education announced that Dakota County Technical College…
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President’s List Spring Semester 2022
More than 620 students earn GPA of 3.50 or higher Dakota County Technical College is proud to announce that 622 students made the President’s…
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Brian Barnes Shines at BPA Nationals
Software Development major brings home one 1st place and two second place finishes in nationwide competitions Brian Barnes, a Software Development major at Dakota…
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DCTC and DCRCC Receive $76,000 OHE Grant to Train Phlebotomists
$3.3 Million in Dual Training Grants Awarded to Minnesota Employers Dakota County Technical College (DCTC) is partnering with the Dakota County Regional Chamber of…
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DCTC Receives $100,000 Grant from Johnson Controls
Partnership program invests in local technical college programs to support thriving career paths, spur local economic development, narrow the global skilled labor gap, and…
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National Skilled Trades Day 2022
NSTD first Wednesday in May • May 4, 2022 • Pursue a career in the trades National Skilled Trades Day is a day to…
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New Campus Security Officers at DCTC
College community welcomes Jim Schnoor, Lydia, and Alec Sherman Dakota County Technical College has hired three new security officers for the college’s campus in…
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