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Feature Album
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108 Alumni Who Make a Difference
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 To commemorate the college’s 108th Anniversary, the Alumni Association wants to honor 108 alumni who make a difference in our community. We consider anyone who has completed a Gateway course to be an alum. We value their impact in our communities.
Do you know a Gateway alumni who is making a difference in the community, in their neighborhood, their work, their family?
Nominate a Gateway alumni today and we’ll send an alumni t-shirt! Nominate at: 108 Alumni
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Preventable Deaths - What We Can Do
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 Gateway Nursing is hosting a showing of the film “To Err is Human” to shed light on medical mistakes and how Gateway is preparing future healthcare workers to eliminate mistakes. Community partners will discuss measures they are taking to reduce and eliminate medical mistakes in their facilities.
The documentary will be shown Thursday, January 24 at the Madrigano Auditorium on the Gateway Kenosha Campus. No RSVP is necessary for this free event and light refreshments will be provided by Gateway’s Student Nurse Association. Optional tours of the Inspire Center and the Human Simulator Lab will be available following the movie and panel discussion. Find complete details.
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Why Alumni Volunteer (And How You Can Too)
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 “I choose to volunteer specifically for Gateway because it’s a way of me appreciating and thanking Gateway for all it does for its students and employees,” says Manal Nabeel a recent alumni volunteer.“By helping out at events, it gives me an opportunity to meet and greet people, learn about people’s stories, make connections, grow and develop skills that I don’t have. It makes me happy and feel blessed every time I get the opportunity to volunteer.”
Kyle Schmitt has volunteered at numerous alumni and Gateway Foundation events and even spoke at the faculty and staff Employee Learning Day program. Kyle wants to make a difference in his community. “It is interesting to interact with new people. It also helps me grow my confidence. I feel very proud of myself and happy to be part of something. I am grateful for the opportunities that volunteering has provided me.”
To learn more about volunteer opportunities with the Alumni Association: gtc.edu/join-alumni.
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Gateway awarded $100,000 from Metallica Foundation
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 The All Within My Hands Foundation and Metallica donated $1 Million to 10 Community Colleges for flexible and real-world training in the telecommunications industry. The goal of the Metallica Scholars Initiative is to improve career opportunities for community college students in the trades.
The grant will cover 90 percent of the costs, which includes course, books, computer needs, transportation assistance and required tool fees.
Gateway is one of 10 community colleges chosen nationally through a competitive proposal process to receive support for students who will be the first cohort of Metallica Scholars.
See news release for more details: Gateway Receives Metallica Grant to Provide Telecommunications Training
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Employment at Gateway
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 Gateway Technical College is seeking qualified candidates a wide range of positions, including Instructor, Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
Learn about employment at Gateway. |
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