Foundation: News

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 joins several other companies in its dedication to support servicemembers and military families with a Yellow Ribbon Company designation.

On April 18, local and state leaders, SCTCC employees, community members, and military servicemembers gathered for a Proclamation Ceremony at the...

Two experienced higher education leaders have been named finalists in St. Cloud Technical & Community College’s search for a Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs.

SCTCC’s Search Advisory Committee recently recommended the highly qualified candidates following an extensive...

Thursday marks 10 years of Give to the Max Day in Minnesota. GiveMN launched in 2009 as a collaborative venture led by Minnesota Community Foundation and many other organizations to raise money for organizations. Give to the Max Day has become an annual tradition. Every year thousands of...

“We enhance quality educational opportunities for a broad and diverse population by cultivating and securing financial and community resources.”

This is the SCTCC Foundation Mission Statement. On Tuesday, March 14, the result of that mission was witnessed at the Celebration of Giving...

As she moves forward, Iliana Barrientos Munoz has always known she wanted a career in the medical profession. During high school, she thought about nursing and imagined working in a neonatal intensive care unit. That was until a career exploration assignment her junior year of high school to job...

In 2017 the Minnesota State Legislature set up a Workforce Development Scholarship (WFDS) pilot program to encourage high school students to enter high-demand career fields.  Seven programs at St. Cloud Technical & Community College were deemed high-demand with workforce shortages.  Those...