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Madison College celebrates 400 adult learners earning high school credentials

The graduates represent a wide range of life experiences and backgrounds, returning to education after years away from the classroom. 
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Madison College, UW partner to train Wisconsin’s next generation of clinical trial professionals
New Clinical Trials Certificate Program, starting in 2027, will combine classroom learning and paid internships.
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Madison College honors Juneteenth Day with parade and Black Stars Experience
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Madison College students win three championships at SkillsUSA national competition
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Madison College student honored for heroic acts
Emily Armstrong's swift actions helped save a life. She credits the training she learned at Madison College.
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Madison College and health care leaders explore workforce needs, apprenticeships and Wisconsin's growing biohealth sector
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A calling to care: Celebrate a Nurse scholarship helps student pursue health care career
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