Longtime DCTC GM ASEP Mentor Retires
Mike Triviski puts down his tools after 44 years Mike Triviski, longtime mentor of students in DCTC’s GM Automotive Service Education Program (ASEP), retired…
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DCTC Student Senate Sees Stars
DCTC’s Student Senate was highly recognized at MSCSA’s 2012 Spring General Assembly The Dakota County Technical College’s Student Senate had much to celebrate at…
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Heavy Construction Equipment Students Receive Mike Rowe Scholarships
(left to right) Dean of Transportation and Technical Careers Mike Opp, Heavy Construction Equipment Instructor Roger Gartner, Francis Rose, Michael Rehder, Heavy Construction Equipment…
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Todd Jagerson Named 2012 Alumni of the Year
Todd Jagerson | 2012 DCTC Alumni of the Year College CIO knows communication is the key to IT After a 15-year career in business…
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Patricia Kujala: 2012 Instructor of the Year
Patricia Kujala | 2012 DCTC Outstanding Instructor of the Year Practical Nursing teacher earns DCTC’s highest faculty honor Patricia Kujala, an instructor in the…
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DCTC Partners with Minnesota Resource Center to Train Job Seekers
DCTC will provide soldering skills training and IPC certification for MRC, a division of RESOURCE, Inc. RESOURCE, Inc. received a $249,954 grant for Dakota…
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Pat McQuillan New Dean of Customized Training
Pat McQuillan | DCTC Dean of Continuing Education and Customized Training Former CT director brings 40 years of experience to new job Pat McQuillan…
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Sheryl Buss Exemplifies Spirit of DCTC
Annual award goes to former Office Careers instructor Sheryl Buss, an Office Careers instructor at Dakota County Technical College from 1976 to 2001 received…
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Grow by Heart
Landscape Horticulture faculty are passionate about their field The world of horticulture is vast, diversified and always evolving. With roots dating back 7,000 years…
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Faster Than the Wind
Innovative Engineers turn on the power Imagine a worldwide blackout that lasts several days. Electricity simply vanishes, causing power plants—coal, natural gas, nuclear and…
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