WITC grads

Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College would like to congratulate the Class of 2020 spring and summer graduates. This was a unique year for everyone. WITC’s students and staff demonstrated patience, adaptability and resourcefulness to overcome hurdles no one could have predicted. WITC wishes the Class of 2020 all the best in their future endeavors.

Pierce County graduates, by hometown, were: Bay City, WI_ Taylor Brunner, Associate in Applied Science, Administrative Professional Beldenville, WI_ Adam Brooks, Technical Diploma One Year, Automotive Service Technician Andrea Lewis, Technical Diploma One Year, Child Care Services Martin Schrimpf, Associate in Applied Science, Architectural Commercial Design Ellsworth, WI_ Nicholas Braun, Associate in Applied Science, Accounting Adrian Drewlow, Technical Diploma Two Year, Machine Tooling Technics Hager City, WI_ Coby Ekholm, Technical Diploma One Year, Welding Brooke Jennings, Associate in Applied Science, Early Childhood Education River Falls, WI_ Logan Armitage, Technical Diploma One Year, Entry Level Machining Jody Armstrong, Associate in Applied Science, Health Information Technology Jody Armstrong, Technical Diploma One Year, Medical Coding Specialist Sarah Biggs, Associate in Applied Science, Nursing – Associate Degree Adam Birchem, Associate in Applied Science, Criminal Justice Studies Kyle Bonderson, Associate in Applied Science, Information Technology – Network Specialist Jacqueline Cataract, Technical Diploma One Year, Medical Assistant Kortney Drake, Associate in Applied Science, Human Services Associate Corey Huppert, Technical Diploma One Year, Welding Jerimiah Mooney, Technical Diploma One Year, Welding Cassandra Ramthun, Technical Diploma One Year, Child Care Services Nicholas Ross, Technical Diploma One Year, Medical Assistant Spring Valley, WI_ Tiffany Gregg, Technical Diploma One Year, Medical Coding Specialist Conner Simon, Associate in Applied Science, Information Technology – Network Specialist

NDSU

Jaydon S. Simonson, a Sport Management major, was among the 220 North Dakota State University students to be placed on the summer 2020 dean’s list.

A student must earn a 3.50 grade point average or higher and be enrolled in at least nine class credits to qualify for the summer list.