NWTC awarded more than 2,200 credentials to 2,025 students completing their studies for the 2025 spring semester—
representing the hard work, determination, and future impact of graduates on their careers and communities.
Good news and awards
“ Each graduation season reminds me why we do this work,” said President Kristen Raney.“ These graduates are not only earning credentials— they’ re building futures for themselves, their families, and our communities. We’ re proud to walk alongside them, and we can’ t wait to see what they accomplish next.”
In spring, President Kristen Raney was recognized by Brown County United Way with the Outstanding Individual Contribution Award. Dr. Raney received the honor during the BCUW’ s annual breakfast celebration, attending with members of College leadership.
Ann Malvitz, senior writer and editor in the Marketing, Communication, and Legislative Advocacy Department, received the District 3 Communicator of the Year Award from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations in October and is now one of seven finalists for the award at the national level.
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