Nicolet College will advance its efforts delivering online instruction to students of color thanks to a $30,000 grant the college recently received from the Urban Institute’s Career and Technical Education CoLab. 

The college will use the funds to develop the academic infrastructure needed to offer

For the second consecutive year, Nicolet College has been named a Promising Places to Work award winner by two national organizations that support diversity efforts by community colleges across the country. 

The National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) partnered with

Citing his ability to serve as a catalyst for innovation, remove barriers for students to higher education, and advance academic achievement, the Wisconsin Technical College System has awarded Nicolet President Richard Nelson with its prestigious 2021 Eagle Management Leadership Award. 

“Dr. Nelson

Scenic trails, lakes and rivers throughout the Northwoods will soon take center stage in Nicolet College’s Outdoor Adventure program as the series prepares to kick off its 25th anniversary season. 

From May through October the program will feature more than 30 different offerings, said Terry Rutlin

The goal of becoming a college graduate became a reality for 432 individuals as Nicolet College recently held a graduation ceremony for individuals completing this step of their education during the 2020-2021 academic year. 

“Earning a college credential always takes determination and perseverance

The Nicolet College Board of Trustees has announced that Kate Ferrel has accepted the position of president of the college. 

Ferrel, who currently serves as executive vice president of Academic and Student Affairs at Nicolet, will begin her duties as president July 1. 

“Kate’s knowledge of Nicolet

Nicolet College has joined the 1,100 other community colleges across the country to celebrate April as National Community College Month, highlighting the vital role these institutions play in advancing personal growth and building stronger communities. 

“For more than 50 years Nicolet has never

A delectable dish created by Nicolet College Culinary Arts student Maja Holcomb recently earned her top honors as her recipe was selected as the best in the national Veal – Discover Delicious Collegiate Veal Recipe Competition.

Holcomb’s recipe advanced to the national competition by first winning

Nicolet College Culinary Arts students recently spread some holiday cheer by preparing and distributing 125 meals to those in need. 

The students in the Catering class took on the endeavor as their final project of the Fall Term, delivering meals to both Fredrick Place, a transitional living home