AlumKnights Newsletter January 2021
DCTC campus community looks forward to the new year Industry Partner Spotlight: Terex Corporation Global manufacturer donates $150,000 in equipment to HCET program Terex…
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Industry Partner Spotlight: Terex Corporation
Global manufacturer donates $150,000 in equipment to HCET program Terex Corporation, a global manufacturer of lifting and material processing products, recently donated $150,000 in…
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Former Faculty Spotlight: Eugene Thurmes
U.S. Navy veteran launches Heavy Equipment Mechanic program in 1974 Eugene Thurmes, 87, recently visited the campus of Dakota County Technical College in Rosemount,…
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National CTE Letter of Intent Signing Day
DCTC welcomes incoming students via NC3 event Dakota County Technical College held a National CTE Letter of Intent Signing Day Thursday, February 21, 2019,…
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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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HCET Receives AED Re-Accreditation
John Deere Construction & Forestry program receives AED Accreditation Associated Equipment Distributors (AED) provided the following press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 10, 2018…
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New Student Spotlight: Brock Westermayer
HCET major receives $2,500 Workforce Development Scholarship Brock Westermayer, 18, is enrolled in the Heavy Construction Equipment Technology (HCET) program at Dakota County Technical…
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Phase II Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
Project succeeds due to $7.6 million capital bonding request Thanks to Governor Mark Dayton and the Minnesota State Legislature, Dakota County Technical College is celebrating…
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HCET Buys John Deere Backhoe Loader from RDO
Purchase made possible by Minnesota State Leveraged Equipment program The Heavy Construction Equipment Technology (HCET) program at Dakota County Technical College recently purchased a…
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Phase II B: Central Commons
Project begins summer 2017 The indoor Central Commons area on the main campus of Dakota County Technical College is getting remodeled. The project is…
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