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SCTCC Celebrates Students at 2020 Recognition Event

May 7, 2020

The 2020 Student Recognition Event was different than in years past, but the student achievements were just as meaningful.

Around 40 SCTCC students in their second or more year at the college were nominated by different clubs and departments on campus. Shaun Keeley, Interim Student Life...

PN Student Taylor Root's Secret During Pandemic: Flexibility

April 8, 2020

“I feel like my world has been flipped around,” says Taylor Root. Lots of people are feeling the same way right now, but Root has a different take on it: “I also wouldn’t change a thing.”

The SCTCC Practical Nursing student is set to graduate this May, and on top of figuring out online...

Khady Windsouri Seizes Opportunities

February 20, 2020

Khady Windsouri first came to St. Cloud in January. Her first thought?

“Oh, I cannot stay here. This is too hard for me.”

Khady came to the US in 2016, leaving her family and 2-year-old son in Burkina Faso, Africa, for the opportunity that America held. With her first language...

Isaac Kangas' art wins 2020 MLK competition

February 7, 2020

Two art entries for the Martin Luther King Jr Art Contest were honored on Wednesday, Feb. 5, in the Commons.

Madison Hurm entered a painting titled "All the Small Things," and Isaac Kangas entered a painting titled "Content or Character." The judges placed Kangas' painting in first and...

Welcome Back Week Spring Semester 2020

January 10, 2020

Welcome Back to Spring Semester 2020, students! SCTCC Campus Life and the Student Senate have a great schedule of events set for the first week back so you can settle in to the first week of classes while also having a little bit of fun.

The Student Senate is also...

From Fast-Paced to Legal Addictions

September 16, 2019

Adam Spaeth led a fast-paced life: in the Navy he worked with a surgeon on his ship, then he went to SCTCC for the Paramedicine program to become an EMT.

During the downtime during his time as an EMT, he brought his art materials and painted, something he’s been doing since he was a kid...

SCTCC partners with Boys and Girls Club for career pathway

September 9, 2019

The start of a partnership between SCTCC and the Boys and Girls Club of Central Minnesota will be the start of a pathway from grade school to careers for youth in the St. Cloud region.

On Sept. 9, the partnership was announced at the Eastside Boys and Girls Club, where members from SCTCC...

Cyclones Volleyball player Tori Nelson named NJCAA Defensive Player of the Week

September 4, 2019

Cyclones Volleyball player Tori Nelson hit the national stage today as she was named the NJCAA Division III Defensive Player of the Week.

Tori leads the MCAC in digs after two weeks in the season.

The Cyclones are 7-1 overall meet Anoka-Ramsey at home on Wednesday, Sept. 4 then...

CycloneSnacks takes off with push from SCTCC Student Senate

September 4, 2019

SCTCC has a new way to help students facing food insecurity or even those who just forgot their lunch for the day: CycloneSnacks are available in 5 locations around campus.

The SCTCC Student Senate took the lead last year on making the CycloneSnacks stations a campus priority as a part of...

Cyclones Volleyball players named MCAC PotW, team debuts in top ten

September 3, 2019

With the Cyclones Volleyball season underway, the team has already nabbed a top-ten spot in the NJCAA national rankings, and two players have been recognized as MCAC Players of the Week.

Rilee Hohbein, a sophomore from Holidingford, was named the MCAC Hitter of the Week. She had 38 kills...

What you should know as the semester starts

August 28, 2019

Every semester, there are a few “housekeeping” things that pop up during the first week. These are important dates that you should definitely keep in mind while you’re finalizing your schedule.

It’s possible that some changes may have been made to your class schedule. Things can move

Coaching Athletes to be Great Teammates

August 5, 2019

by Heidi Smith, Cyclones Volleyball Coach

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Psychology Grads get on the Right (Transfer) Path

May 20, 2019

Making the transfer process easy for students has been a goal for St. Cloud Technical & Community College, and with the recent addition of several Transfer Pathways, it’s not just easy, but specialized.

Psychology is currently the most popular Transfer Pathway; it’s also one of two...

Environmental Science Research Symposium

Students Conduct and Present Environmental Research

May 15, 2019

Late Spring semester, students in two environmental courses presented their research findings at SCTCC's second Environmental Science Research Symposium.

In the semester leading up to the symposium, students selected environmental issues to study ranging from how population density...

Geology students get hands-on experience on field trip

May 13, 2019

Last week, students from Geology 1300 traveled to Minnesota's North Shore to experience first-hand what it's like in the field.

Instructor Dr. Khaldoun Ahmad took six students to Thomson Hill in Duluth, Flood Bay, Silver Creek Cliff, and Gooseberry Falls to examine different rock types,...

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