The college received a $167,824 Energy Innovation Grant Program award to help fund the installation. The system is expected to generate 125,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity in its first year, meeting about 35% of the building’s annual electricity needs.
With decades of experience in higher education, L. David Hansen helps students develop communication, critical-thinking and storytelling skills while discovering their own voices.
Madison College has been a constant in Peggy Nolden’s life for more than two decades. As a student, alumna and longtime employee, she has experienced the college from every angle, giving her a unique ability to connect students to the resources and community that shaped her own journey.
Residents and employees in Dodge and Jefferson Counties can earn a Basic Early Childhood Educator Diploma at no cost through a scholarship partnership between Madison College and the Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation (GWCHF).
Andrehyu Allen found a new direction at Madison College, where a rekindled passion for cooking turned into a clear career path. He aims to return to Madison College as a chef educator and guide the next generation of culinary students.