Events Calendar

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.

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. 

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. 

Explore careers in arboriculture from the ground up!Tree Tech gives high school juniors and seniors an inside look at arboriculture while exploring connections to forestry, conservation, skilled trades, environmental science, and other outdoor careers. The skills to climb higher are built here.

Join the Mid-State Technical College Veterans Club as we honor veterans for their service.

The Mid-State Tech-Con educational competition will allow participants to learn skills in various computer science related areas through scenarios and activities.For students in grades 9-12.Registration is now closed as this event has reached full capacity.

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. 

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. 

Mid-State Technical College will host John Mabry, a former Hollywood actor (known for his roles in NCIS, ER, and Superbad), counselor, and nationally recognized mental health and addiction recovery advocate, for a powerful community conversation focused on breaking the silence around mental health and substance use. This event is free thanks to the Opioid Settlement grant dollars, awarded by Wood County. However, advance registration is required. 

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.