Events Calendar
Discover Your Future: PathwayU Workshop
Marshfield Campus
Attend a PathwayU Workshop to explore college degrees and careers that fit your goals and passions! The PathwayU college and career tool delves into your interests, personality, values, and workplace preferences. After you complete the four assessments, we will discuss your top career matches and connect them to Mid-State programs.
The First Pitch
Stevens Point Downtown Campus, LEAD Center
One idea. One minute. One slide. One Hundred Dollars.Throw out your idea! Mid-State Technical College and University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (UWSP) students are invited to participate in an idea contest. This in-person event will be a low stakes early opportunity for future entrepreneurs and leaders to share a proposed solution to a business or community challenge.Five participants will walk away with $100.
Program Showcase
Wisconsin Rapids Campus
Discover Your Career Match!Program Showcase gives high schools students in ninth and tenth grades a first-hand look at college life and the in-demand degree programs available at Mid-State. Lunch is not provided; however, arrangements can be made for your students to eat on campus before or after their session. Space is limited so reserve your class early.
Ag Rescue Training
Marshfield Campus, Heiman Holsteins
Emergency response to farm incidents remains a challenge to rescue services.It is also challenging when fewer personnel in today’s rural departments have agricultural backgrounds. This program is designed for Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and fire rescue personnel to supplement basic emergency knowledge, skills, and ability with training for agricultural incidents. Ag Rescue Training will challenge your knowledge regarding specific farm incident situations while providing take-home-and-use information.
AMETA Center Tour
AMETA® Center
Curious About a Career in Manufacturing? Start Here.You don't need to know exactly which program or career is right for you. A tour at the Wayne H. Bushman Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA®) Center is an easy, no-pressure way to explore your options.Come inside the facility, see the technology and training spaces, learn about manufacturing careers and discover Mid-State programs that can help you get there.
AMETA Center Tour
AMETA® Center
Curious About a Career in Manufacturing? Start Here.You don't need to know exactly which program or career is right for you. A tour at the Wayne H. Bushman Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA®) Center is an easy, no-pressure way to explore your options.Come inside the facility, see the technology and training spaces, learn about manufacturing careers and discover Mid-State programs that can help you get there.
Business Management Academy ‑ BizCon
Stevens Point Downtown Campus, LEAD Center
BizCon invites students to Mid-State for a day of experiential learning and fun!
Engineering Tomorrow Lab ‑ Bridges
AMETA® Center
In this lab, students will discover and learn about the scientific and real-world aspects of bridges and understand the variety of ways bridges can be designed. Students will explore and design their own bridges using materials provided. Designed for students to connect hands-on engineering experiences with real careers and education pathways in advanced manufacturing, engineering and technology.Recommended grades 8-12. Lunch provided.
Monster March at Mid‑State
Wisconsin Rapids Campus, Main Entrance - Flagpole
Join us for a spooktacular Halloween celebration at Mid-State Technical College! Families and community members are invited to dress up and trick-or-treat through the halls of Mid-State during this free, family-friendly event.NEW THIS YEAR! After collecting your treats, stick around for an outdoor showing of “Minions and Monsters” on a 33-foot screen in our courtyard. Popcorn will be available. Bring your blankets or lawn chairs to enjoy the show!
Engineering Tomorrow Lab ‑ Packaging
AMETA® Center
In this lab, students will explore the world of packaging engineering by learning how everyday items are protected on their journey from production to the consumer. They’ll uncover the science behind cushioning and impact, seeing how different materials and structures absorb force. Students will take on a hands-on challenge and design packaging using materials provided. Designed for students to connect hands-on engineering experiences with real careers and education pathways in advanced manufacturing, engineering and technology.Recommended grades 8-12. Lunch provided.
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