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Neurodiverse in a Neurotypical World

Neurodiverse in a Neurotypical World

November 25, 2020

Kate Galica and her program of study started at BTC at the same time, in the fall of 2017. She enrolled in the Foundations of Education program when it launched because of her fierce passion for helping students learn, grow, and realize their full potential - the same goals she has for herself as a student and a person.

Struggle, Scholarship, and Success on the Road to Recovery

Struggle, Scholarship, and Success on the Road to Recovery

November 23, 2020

When your past is full of personal trauma and struggle, you have two choices: bury it so that others don’t see what you’ve suffered or bring it out into the light and use it to help others who walk the same road. Justin Ganus has chosen to take the most challenging parts of his past and pursue an education to help others avoid and recover from the path of addiction he has battled.

It’s Hard to do Homework without a Home

It’s Hard to do Homework without a Home

November 19, 2020

Jennifer Deuel fought long and hard to get to where she is today – a mother of two boys, a homeowner, a successful employee, and a student looking to advance her career. Just a few years ago, she was a victim of domestic abuse and homeless.

Injury to Industry

Injury to Industry

A Student's Business Management Journey

November 16, 2020

Three years ago, Josh Lichtfuss didn’t so much decide to start a new career as he was forced into one. After nearly ten years with his employer, he suffered a back injury. Two surgeries, several injections, and countless hours of physical therapy later, it became clear that he would not be able to return to his previous work. “I knew the only way to get back to work was to get some more education,” Josh said. After conducting significant research about where and what he wanted to study, acutely aware that it had been 18 years since he last set foot in a classroom, Josh chose to pursue a Business Management degree from Blackhawk Tech.

Exploring Diversity through Collaborative Conversations

Exploring Diversity through Collaborative Conversations

A Criminal Justice and Sociology Collaboration

November 12, 2020

As a City of Milwaukee Police Lieutenant, Will Walsh has had a passion for providing the officers under his watch with quality training and education. Back then, he was responsible for training and leading special interdiction teams with S.W.A.T. Today, he's retired from active duty, but he is still passionate about providing quality education to law enforcement students as an instructor at BTC. 

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