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Mid-State Technical College graduates during the processional of the College’s fall 2025 commencement ceremony. This year’s spring ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 16, on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus.

Mid-State Technical College will host its spring graduation on Saturday, May 16. The outdoor ceremony is designed to celebrate all graduating students, their families and invited guests. The event begins at 11 a.m. on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus.

Civil Engineering Technology-Highway Technician graduate Sam Jerry, Birchwood, will deliver the student address. The faculty send-off will be delivered by Michael Johnson, Civil Engineering Technology-Highway Technician instructor. The event will also feature a keynote address from Scott Groholski, co-founder and president of Point of Beginning, Inc., in Stevens Point.

In-person attendance is reserved for family and friends of the graduates. The event will also be livestreamed for anyone wishing to join remotely. For more information or to view the livestream on the day of the event, visit mstc.edu/graduation. You can also find highlights of the day after the ceremony on Mid-State’s Facebook (MidStateTech) and Instagram (midstate_technical_college) accounts and at #MidStateClass26.

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