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We’re proud to be recognized as a 2024 CPN Seal of Prevention Honoree for our commitment to creating a safe, healthy, and welcoming campus for our students, faculty, staff, and

The 17th annual MTC Foundation Donor Reception was held on Thursday, December 12, 2024. The annual event is held to express gratitude and recognize the generosity of individuals, families, and

Monday, August 12, 2024 Mitchell Technical College does not discriminate in its employment of policies and practices, or in its educational programs on the basis of race, color, creed, religion,

A total of 384 students at Mitchell Technical College have been placed on the Spring Semester 2024 President’s List, according to MTC President Mark Wilson. To be named to the

A chance encounter in the Campus Store the week before his first semester of college changed Brian Dangel’s (’17) entire Mitchell Tech experience. “I was just in the right place

For Amy Gilkerson (Accounting ’22), the future always involved a stop at Mitchell Tech. “I would talk to my brother about what life was like in Mitchell and at Mitchell

Laken (Jorgensen) Ambach (Power Sports & Marine Technology ’14) isn’t afraid to chase her dreams, even when the route is a little harder to follow. “My dad had his own

Nursing is a second career for Marija Hay (Licensed Practical Nursing ’21, Registered Nursing ’23). “Farming alone just wasn’t going to cut it,” Hay, now 52, said. Knowing her family

Bailey Gale (Administrative Office Specialist ’22) was looking for an alternative path toward her college education. Already employed full-time at Innovative Systems in Mitchell, S.D., she wanted an education that

Kassidy Clark (’21) recalls the Mitchell Tech Radiologic Technology program as being intense. “It was tough, but the staff and instructors and the clinical steps that were provided at MTC

When Braxton Steffen (Precision Ag Technology ’19) stepped foot onto Mitchell Tech’s campus, he didn’t know what doors would open to him. “I was set on coming here, but I

Forrest Wagoner (Power Line Construction and Maintenance ’22, Electrical Utilities and Substation Technology ’23) encourages students to “get out of your hometown and go travel. I grew so much because