Blackhawk Technical College Viewbook: 2022-23

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Flexible Education in a Supportive Environment Flexible Education Our students have busy lives and hectic schedules which is why BTC offers a variety of flexible learning options to best serve you.

Many non-lab classes offered at BTC are offered as MyEdChoice.

Meaning, you can attend class in the classroom at a set class time, video conference live during class, or view recorded class sessions online at any time. This is a great option for students who want to take classes online.

Supportive Environment From academic tutoring to mental health counseling to shuttle service, BTC provides many ways to support student success both in and out of the classroom.

Blackhawk Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to manage inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Title IX Coordinator/Equal Opportunity Officer | 6004 S County Road G • P.O. Box 5009 • Janesville, WI 53547-5009 | (608) 757-7796 or (608) 757-7773 | WI Relay: 711

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WHY CHOOSE BLACKHAWK?

BENEFITS OF BLACKHAWK

At Blackhawk Technical College, you’ll be challenged, inspired, and proud – because our programs go beyond the classroom. We strive to blend classroom experiences with real-time, hands-on learning because our graduates tackle some of the world’s toughest problems. Blackhawk builds futures by: • Meeting students when and where they learn best, providing supportive services empowering them to succeed.

• Creating critical partnerships, adapting to the diverse needs of the community.

• Building an inclusive, aligned, and supportive culture, allowing students and employees to develop, grow, and succeed.

• Optimizing college resources to meet the needs of learners and employers through data-informed decisions and innovative solutions.

• Developing transparent, consistent, aligned, and repeatable processes and procedures, focusing on efficiency, accountability, and excellence.

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Since opening our doors more than 100 years ago, Blackhawk has continually provided a wide range of offerings. Our long-term goal is to redefine the educational landscape, through flexible scheduling, diverse program offerings, partnerships with regional employers, and world-class facilities with high-tech equipment, including some you won’t find anywhere else in the state.

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Class Formats Student Resources Student Life Schedule a Visit Dual Credit & Transferability Paying for College Achieve Your Dream What Our Students Are Saying

AREAS OF STUDY 17 | Business 18 | Health Sciences 21 | Public Safety 22 | Manufacturing, Apprenticeship, Technology, & Transportation 24 | Associate Degrees

OPPORTUNITIES AT BTC 24 | Workforce & Community Development 25 | Academic Programs at Blackhawk

97% of BTC grads are employed within six months of graduation

STEPS TO GET STARTED ON YOUR CAREER EXPLORE

APPLY

SUBMIT

MEET

COMPLETE

CHOOSE a program.

COMPLETE your FREE application for admission.

SUBMIT your high school transcript, GED, or college transcript.

SET-UP an Advising, Registration, Orientation (ARO) session to register for your classes.

COMPLETE additional requirements.

VISIT the BTC campus virtually or in-person.

SUBMIT FAFSA paperwork.

GET your student ID. GET your books online or in-person.

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MyEdChoice

SIX CONVENIENT CLASS FORMATS Face-to-Face

Online

MyEdChoice This option allows you to choose how you attend each class and does not lock you into one format. In a MyEdChoice class, you have the option to attend in the classroom at a set class time, live during class time using video conferencing, or online at anytime.

You can mix and match how you attend class or pick the option that works best for you. It’s your choice.

If a class does not meet face-to-face weekly, online work may be required to be completed between class meetings.

Face-to-Face Classroom Hybrid

This option meets one or more times each week in a classroom setting. Assignments or learning activities may be completed online.

Online The content of this course is delivered online, although inperson proctored testing or assessment may be required.

Hybrid Course content is delivered in a blend of face-to-face and online sessions. At least 50% of the content is delivered online.

Face-to-Face Laboratory This option meets one or more times each week in a laboratory setting. Assignments or learning activities may be completed online.

FlexLab This option allows you to attend when it is most convenient for you, within the designated open lab hours.

96% of students are satisfied with their BTC education

Face-to-Face Lab

FlexLab

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Inspired Learning Anywhere At Blackhawk, we understand our students have busy lives and hectic schedules which is why the college offers a variety of flexible learning options to best serve you.

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Student-Centric Atmosphere From academic tutoring to mental health counseling to free shuttle service, Blackhawk provides many ways to support student success both in and out of the classroom.

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STUDENT RESOURCES At BTC, you’re not alone! We are here to accommodate your needs with a variety of resources that streamline, support, and enhance your academic experience to help you stay on track and complete your degree. Many of these services are available at all locations.

Academic Support

Access & Accommodations

Academic tutoring services are available at no cost to credit students enrolled at the college.

We offer walk-in, online, and peer tutoring. In addition, there are open tutoring labs to help with math, science, and communication skills.

In compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Amendment Act (ADAA), Blackhawk provides accommodations and support services for all interested students with disabilities.

Career Services & Leadership Development BTC takes pride in preparing students for careers. We offer a wide range of career and professional development services such as exploring new careers, preparing for the application process, finding current opportunities, writing resumes, and more.

LEARN MORE AT:

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LEARN MORE AT:

blackhawk.edu/tutoring

blackhawk.edu/access

blackhawk.edu/careerservices

Mental Health Counseling

BTC Shuttle Service

Counseling and case management services are available for all current students to assist in dealing with issues that impact their overall well-being.

Through counseling and case management, students can share problems in a safe and supportive space.

BTC operates a shuttle service that runs Monday through Friday from 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. during the fall and spring semesters. Printed schedules are available at each location. A current student ID must be provided at all times.

LEARN MORE AT:

LEARN MORE AT:

blackhawk.edu/counseling

blackhawk.edu/shuttle

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STUDENT LIFE At BTC, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to get involved, get inspired, and have fun outside the classroom. We want all our students to explore opportunities, meet new friends, and try something new. Student organizations provide opportunities for leadership, professional growth, and building connections throughout the college community.

For more information about student organizations, or to inquire about starting a new club or organization, please contact Megan Wisnowski, Student Engagement Specialist, at mwisnowski@blackhawk.edu.

CLUBS, SPORTS, & ORGANIZATIONS • • • • • • • •

Bowling Team Business Professionals of America (BPA) Criminal Justice Association Dental Auxiliary Student Association (DASA) Epicurean club eSports League Medical Imaging Club Multi-Cultural Alliance (MCA)

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National Society of Leadership & Success (NSLS) Peer Advisors Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (Beta Rho Psi Chapter) Professional Agricultural Students (PAS) Student Government Association (SGA) Student Nurses Association (SNA) Surgical Technology Club (STC) Veterans Club

Where Memories are Made There are numerous opportunities for leadership, professional growth, building connections, and just having fun throughout the college community.

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Relationships Matter From day one, all the way through graduation, our focus will be on your individual, academic, and professional growth. Ann, Ashley, Katie, Alyssa and Elisa would love to hear from you.

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SCHEDULE A VISIT Meet one-on-one with a Recruitment Specialist for information on available programs and learn how to get started at BTC.

GROUP INFO SESSIONS

CAREER EXPLORATION

SPECIAL EVENTS

Looking for more information about our programs?

Attend an in-person or virtual session to learn about programs of interest. Learn about life at BTC and what resources are available to you. You will also get information about what’s required of you through the Admission, Financial Aid, and Testing processes.

Not sure what college program to pursue? We know this can be one of your biggest decisions!

BTC offers several interactive programs and assessments to support you through your career exploration journey. Let us help you get a start in building a career around what you love and are meant to do.

Don’t know where to begin? We also have special events designed to meet your needs. Visit our website at blackhawk.edu/Admissions/tour for more information on Senior Saturday, Tech Exploration Days (TED), Manufacturing Day, and Letter of Intent Day.

TAKE A TOUR: Come see campus for yourself and explore your options.

Campus tours, either by group or individually, are available Monday through Friday. If you are a K-12 professional looking to bring your students to BTC for a campus tour, we can schedule group tours that are specific to program area(s) or provide general tours. Additionally, we have many fun, career exploration activities to get your students really thinking about their futures.

Schedule a campus tour at (608) 757-7710 or info@blackhawk.edu.

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DUAL CREDIT & TRANSFERABILITY Start College Now

Transcripted Credit

38.14 Contract

Advanced Standing

Public high school juniors and seniors who meet certain requirements may be eligible to take postsecondary courses at a Wisconsin technical college. Approved courses count toward high school graduation and college credit is earned. Tuition, fees, and books are covered by the school district.

Experience a full college course through approved high school teachers who have access to college resources and mentors. Students will receive a college transcript as well as obtain both college and high school credit. This is offered at no cost to the student.

A 38.14 Contract allows high school students to gain college-level instruction from a college instructor. Both college-level credit and high school credit is earned. The high school and the technical colleges engage in the contract. The contract is paid by the school district.

Advanced Standing is also referred to as “Credit in Escrow.”

The credit is activated when a student enters a program at the college. The college has an articulation agreement with the high school stating that one or more high school course(s) outcomes align to the first college-level course. No additional costs are incurred to the student or high school.

Transfer after BTC

Students and their families have saved over $1.6 million in dual credit in 2020-2021!

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Transferring to a four-year college has never been easier! Start your education at BTC and transfer to a four-year college to earn your bachelor’s degree. Transfer terms may vary per college due to number of credits, acceptable courses, type of degree, and more.

Blackhawk Technical College works with numerous four year colleges and universities to create pathways to earn your bachelor’s degree. Explore the many credit transfer agreements BTC has to offer!

Alverno College Bryant & Stratton Capella University Cardinal Stritch University Columbia College (Missouri) Concordia University Franklin University Grand Canyon University Herzing University Lakeland College Madison College

Marian University Milwaukee School of Engineering Northland College Ottawa University Rasmussen College St. Anthony’s College of Nursing Upper Iowa University UW-Eau Claire UW-Green Bay

UW-La Crosse UW-Madison UW-Milwaukee UW-Oshkosh UW-Platteville UW-River Falls UW-Rock County UW-Stevens Point UW-Stout UW-Whitewater

Get a Head Start College classes and internships make a standout addition to your high school transcripts and could prepare you for the job market.

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We Are Here to Help You There are four basic types of financial aid available to Blackhawk Technical College students including grants, scholarships, work-study opportunities, and loans.

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AFFORDABILITY MATTERS As part of our commitment to keeping quality education affordable, Blackhawk Technical College’s tuition and fees are among the lowest in the state. After your acceptance into the College, you will meet with our Financial Aid Department to discuss the costs of attending.

BLACKHAWK UW-2 Year UW 4-Year Institutions (min.)

UW 4-Year Institutions (max.)

Out-of-State/Private

$4,230 $5,223 $7,444 $10,742 $32,815

Tuition and minimum fees are based on a two-semester rate of 12 credits per semester x $134.20 per credit.

Ed. Note – the above information was provided by the Wisconsin Technical College System office.

Credit for Prior Learning Many students enroll at Blackhawk Technical College with the potential to get college credit toward a degree or diploma. It’s also possible to be granted credit for career-related knowledge and skills, courses successfully completed at another accredited college or university, military coursework or training, or credit exams through College Level Examination Program (CLEP).

LEARN MORE AT: blackhawk.edu/credit

Financial Assistance BTC offers a variety of financial aid programs, payment plans, and grants to help you with tuition. Apply for financial aid as early as Oct. 1 for the following academic year. You can also get free assistance with financial aid at: studentaid.ed.gov

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Scholarships Some scholarships await applicants from particular fields of study or geographic areas. Others are intended to help people overcome personal or financial hardship. Whatever the circumstances, every student is encouraged to complete the BTC Foundation Scholarship Application.

Get Help Paying for College Complete your FAFSA at www.studentaid.gov and submit your financial aid application using the BTC school code: 005390 With Federal Student Aid, you could be eligible for:

• Federal and/or State Grants • Student Loans (optional) • Work-Study (jobs on campus) NEED HELP? Our Financial Aid team is standing by to assist you through the process.

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“I figured out what I like to do. Most people don’t know what they want, but I do think that the Start College Now program is a great way to get a few different skills under your belt.”

SHELBY WARD Start College Now, Blackhawk Graduate

ACHIEVE YOUR DREAM Through Wisconsin’s Start College Now program, Shelby Ward took courses at Blackhawk while still in high school. She graduated from Clinton High School, earned her technical diploma in welding from Blackhawk, and received a job as a general laborer — all in the same year.

Start College Now: Jump Start on a Career Taking college courses as a high school student pulled Ward out of a high school mindset and into a more adult one, she said, and Shelby’s mom, Katie Ward, said more students should take advantage of these dual enrollment programs to get a jump start on their careers. As a parent, it’s a good financial decision, and you get to see your children grow immensely, she said.

“They can walk right into a job with no debt,” Katie said. “I don’t have to worry about their future, and for Shelby, I don’t have the fear of her going into the world anymore. I’ve seen how much she has grown.”

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WHAT STUDENTS ARE SAYING...

The benefits of attending college at a place like Blackhawk Technical College are unlimited. Many students understand the advantage of saving financially by attending a school that is close to home. At Blackhawk, you will find that classes are relevant to career paths and the smaller class sizes provide a more supportive environment to learn and grow.

ALEKS KABLAR

TRAYVON CRAIN

PASSION TANN

Rock County Internship Program Milton High School

Rock County Internship Program Rock University High School

Blackhawk Student Business Management

“The internship experience I had at Blackhawk has helped me learn more about the different types of marketing and given me the opportunity to network with people throughout the college and community. They have helped me discover the best fit for my future.”

“This internship will give me a better insight on what I need to improve or work on for my future job, as I’m going to be working with a team of educators, advisors, and other important members within this community who have more experience and a better understanding than I do.”

“BTC gives me the agency to define my own path while guiding me along the way.

Flexible scheduling, supportive staff and numerous school activities make my time here enjoyable while still allowing me to get work done. I look forward to the things I can achieve with my education from BTC!”

96% of employers are satisfied with BTC grads

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BUSINESS The mission of Blackhawk Technical College’s Business & General Education Division is to deliver flexible education in a supportive environment in order to help students develop core skills, knowledge, and abilities essential for personal and professional success. These are accomplished by using applied and integrated curriculum using activities that reflect real world work situations relevant to career areas while also preparing students to be lifelong learners.

PROGRAMS Accounting Accounting Assistant Administrative Professional Administrative Support Professional Agribusiness Specialist Agribusiness/Science Technology Behavior Technician Business Management Business Management Specialist Culinary Arts Culinary Production Specialist Digital Marketing Early Childhood Education Farm Business & Production Management Foundations of Teacher Education Hospitality Management Human Resources Individualized Technical Studies Leadership Development Medical Administrative Coder Medical Administrative Specialist Sales Management Supply Chain Management Web Software Developer *based on EMSI Occupational Employment Statistics

Tuition/Fees

Median Wage*

$9,384 $4,541 $9,422 $4,247 $5,476 $10,376 $9,853 $9,691 $4,690 $11,549 $5,220 $10,206 $9,539 $2,988 $9,379 9,965 $9,537 Varies $9,569 $9,548 $9,394 $9,695 $10,228 $9,476

$49,100 $49,100 $49,100 $40,300 $31,800 $31,800 $28,000 $99,300 $99,300 $31,000 $31,000 $57,200 $26,600 $29,000 $37,500 $31,000 $59,400 Varies $61,000 $41,300 $37,100 $125,400 $70,600 $75,900 Contact: info@blackhawk.edu | 17

HEALTH SCIENCES At Blackhawk Technical College, you will receive world-class training with exceptional instructors. We have the interactive training experiences, cutting-edge technology, and comprehensive courses to help you stay on top of the latest techniques and trends in the healthcare fields. We are pleased to lead the region in quality continuing education opportunities for healthcare professionals.

PROGRAMS

Tuition/Fees

Median Wage*

Central Service Technician

$1,278

$36,000

Computed Tomography

$1,304

$60,400

Dental Assistant

$5,902

$41,000

Dental Hygienist

$10,810

$75,200

Diagnostic Medical Sonography & Vascular Technology

$12,657

$88,400

Funeral Service

$9,531

$43,100

Laboratory Food Science Technician

$9,719

$59,200

Laboratory Technician Assistant

$5,476

$39,900

Medical Assistant

$5,185

$38,800

Medical Laboratory Technician

$11,688

$59,200

Nursing

$10,346

$77,300

$348

$32,600

Nutrition and Dietetic Technician

$9,445

$36,700

Phlebotomy Technician

$3,107

$37,900

Physical Therapist Assistant

$10,888

$59,800

Radiography

$9,849

$60,400

Surgical Technology

$10,466

$57,500

Nursing Assistant

*based on EMSI Occupational Employment Statistics

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PUBLIC SAFETY At Blackhawk Technical College, we have the interactive learning experiences and comprehensive courses to help you stay on top of the latest techniques and trends in the public safety fields. We lead the region in quality continuing education opportunities for public safety professionals. Our new Public Safety + Transportation Center provides a dedicated, controlled environment with specialized training equipment including a road course for safe, behind-the-wheel practice for future and current fire safety, EMT, law enforcement, busing, and truck driving personnel.

PROGRAMS

Tuition/Fees

Median Wage*

Criminal Justice - Law Enforcement Academy

$3,662

$55,500

Criminal Justice Studies

$9,379

$55,500

Emergency Medical Technician (Advanced)

$875

$31,400

Emergency Medical Technician (Basic)

$875

$31,400

Fire Protection Technician

$9,571

$53,000

Human Services Associate

$9,379

$50,300

Individualized Technical Studies

Varies

Varies

Law Enforcement Basic Jail Academy

$954

$49,600

Law Enforcement Basic Recruit Academy

$5,603

$76,600

Substance Abuse Disorder Counselor

$9,379

$48,800

*based on EMSI Occupational Employment Statistics

The Public Safety + Transportation Center will: • • • • • •

Improve student, staff, and visitor safety Increase student instruction time and decrease travel time Reduce operational costs from the rental of/travel to other facilities Provide practical training labs and simulation areas Increase efficiency by centralizing resources Increase professional development and new training offerings for community partners Contact: info@blackhawk.edu | 21

MANUFACTURING, APPRENTICESHIP, TECHNOLOGY, & TRANSPORTATION The face of manufacturing is changing radically, and the need for highly trained technicians has never been greater. Most MATT programs are housed in BTC’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Center in Milton. It is a 107,500 square-foot state-of-the-art facility that includes high-tech equipment, labs, and classrooms that allow for cross-training among several disciplines. The AMTC is designed to give students the edge in developing modern manufacturing skills, making them highly desirable to employers.

PROGRAMS Air Conditioning, Heating & Refrigeration Technology

$9,569

$58,900

Apprenticeships

Varies

Varies

Automation Systems Technology

$10,569

$55,500

Automotive Technician

$9,527

$50,000

Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Technician

$9,737

$45,400

Computer Service Technician

$5,368

$49,500

Diesel & Heavy Equipment Technician

$9,977

$51,700

Electrical Power Distribution (EPD)

$5,762

$88,600

Electro-Mechanical Technology

$10,181

$42,800

Individualized Technical Studies

Varies

Varies

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic

$5,723

$60,100

Information Technology-Network Specialist

$9,640

$63,800

Manufacturing Engineering Technology

$11,071

$53,100

Manufacturing Information Technology Specialist

$9,659

$55,000

Technical Studies-Journeyworker

Varies

Varies

Welding

$6,532

$39,500

*based on EMSI Occupational Employment Statistics

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Tuition/Fees Median Wage*

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ASSOCIATE OF ARTS & ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE A Solid Foundation to Get You Started These new two-year degree programs provide you with the first two years of bachelor’s degree credit courses that will transfer to four-year colleges and universities.

An Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science degree will give you a solid general education foundation while focusing on the practical and relevant application of skills and knowledge needed to advance your career and prepare you for a bachelor’s degree.

Partnership with UW-Whitewater Courses for both programs may be held on Blackhawk’s Central Campus or on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater at Rock County. Upon completion of either program, you will earn either an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science from Blackhawk, and through these programs, you will have the opportunity to transfer to UW-Whitewater or any university or college of your choice.

Transferability of Credits If you have a particular four-year institution in mind, it is important that you verify the transferability of credits to that college for graduation and for your major. If you have not selected a major field of study, enrolling in the liberal arts transfer program will give you exposure to several areas of study and a broad preparation for transfer.

Workforce & Community Development Linking a need between employers, individuals and our communities Blackhawk’s Workforce & Community Development (WCD) team is the region’s one-stop resource for employee training, professional development, continuing educational opportunities and strategic partnerships. We are proud to provide flexible, affordable and relevant programs to our employers and communities.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AT BLACKHAWK ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREES Accounting Administrative Professional ■ Agribusiness/Science Technology Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Technology Automation Systems Technology Behavior Technician Business Management Criminal Justice Studies Culinary Arts Dental Hygienist Diagnostic Medical Sonography &​Vascular Tech Digital Marketing Early Childhood Education Electro-Mechanical Technology Fire Protection Technician Foundations of Teacher Education Funeral Service Hospitality Management Human Resources Human Services Associate ▲ Individualized Technical Studies ▲ IT-​Network Specialist ■ Laboratory Food Science Technician Leadership Development ▲ Manufacturing Engineering Technology Medical Administrative Coder Medical Administrative Specialist ■ Medical Laboratory Technician Nursing Nutrition and Dietetic Technician Physical Therapist Assistant Radiography Sales Management Substance Use Disorder Counselor Supply Chain Management Surgical Technology ▲ Technical Studies - Journeyworker Web Software Developer

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE TECHNICAL DIPLOMAS Administrative Support Professional Advanced Emergency Medical Technician ■ Agribusiness Specialist ▲ Automotive Technician Central Service Technician ▲ Computer Numeric Control (CNC) Technician ▲ Computer Service Technician Culinary Production Specialist Dental Assistant ▲ Diesel &​Heavy Equipment Technician Electric Power Distribution Emergency Medical Technician ■ Farm Business &​Production Management ▲ Industrial Maintenance Mechanic ■ Laboratory Science Technician Assistant Law Enforcement Basic Recruit Academy ▲ Manufacturing Information Technology Specialist Medical Assistant ■ Nursing Assistant ■ Phlebotomy Technician Truck Driving ▲ Welding ADULT EDUCATION General Education Development (GED) High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) English Language Learner (ELL)

CERTIFICATES Computed Tomography Human Resource Generalist Law Enforcement Basic Jail (Corrections) Academy Patient Service Specialist Project Management Secure Juvenile Detention Academy EMBEDDED TECHNICAL DIPLOMAS Accounting Assistant Business Management Specialist ▲ Entry Maintenance Technician ▲ Flux Core Arc Welding ▲ Gas Metal Arc Welding ▲ Gas Tungsten Arc Welding ▲ Residential HVAC ▲ Shielded Metal Arc Welding Substance Abuse Education

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Advanced Manufacturing Training Center

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Monroe Campus

All other programs are on Central Campus.

APPRENTICESHIPS ▲ Electricity (Construction) Apprentice ▲ Electricity Apprentice (ABC) ▲ Industrial Electrician Apprentice ▲ Maintenance Technician Apprentice ▲ Machinist Apprentice ▲ Mechatronics Apprentice

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6004 S County Road G, Janesville, WI 53546-9458

Do you want to see what programs at Blackhawk can do for you?

Go to blackhawk.edu/admissions to schedule a tour, connect with a recruitment specialist, or request more information.

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