2019 DCTC Student Writing Competition
Ronald Mejia, new CET graduate, wins with short story, “My Best Friend” This year’s winners of the annual DCTC Student Writing Competition are Ronald…
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Upward Bound Student Spotlight: Vilay Kith
Henry Sibley senior recognized as Dell Scholar Vilay Kith, 18, a senior at Henry Sibley High School in Mendota Heights, Minnesota, was recently recognized…
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D3M Education Day
DCTC and Inver Hills partner with Urban Youth Corps Dakota County Technical College and Inver Hills Community College hosted D3M Education Day Friday, August…
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Civil Engineering Technology students take once in a lifetime field trip
First year students in the Civil Engineering Technology (CET) program got an up close look at one of the biggest Minnesota construction projects to-date,…
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D3M Supports CET Students
Endowed scholarship committee members visit with Civil Engineering Tech instructor Members of the Douglas Differt Difference Makers (D3M) Endowed Scholarship Committee, traveled to UMore Park…
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Civil Engineering Tech Grad Working in Alaska
Matt Miller lands dream job in nation’s largest state Matt Miller graduated from the Civil Engineering Technology program at Dakota County Technical College in…
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TXT2014
Five days of fun with learning Dakota County Technical College hosted the 4th annual Teens eXperiencing Technical Education event July 28 through Aug. 1, 2014,…
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DCTC Partners with HAFA Via Service-Learning
CET and Interior Design students apply skill sets in real-world project Spring 2014 marked a new partnership between the Hmong American Farmers Association, or…
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Truss Day
CET, Nano and Individualized Studies students test bridge models Hands-on learning is a proven formula in technical education. Alan Hancock, an instructor in the…
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FHR Supports DCTC Technical Programs
DCTC Foundation receives $5,000 from high-tech manufacturer On Oct. 28, 2013, the Dakota County Technical College Foundation received a $5,000 grant from Flint Hills…
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