Practical nursing students visited the on-campus Head Start classroom, performing basic assessments, including listening to heart and lung sounds and measuring temperature, pulse, respirations, height, and weight.

ADVOCATING FOR STUDENTS: ATCC AT THE MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL

No grades, tests, or pressure! Spring lecture series includes eight lectures on history, cinema, economics, mathematics, art, science and technology, politics, and more. The season begins on March 19, with lectures held Mondays and Wednesdays from 3:15-5:00 PM. Come learn with us.

ATCC students earned 44 finalist honors and brought home eight first place awards, eight second place awards, and three third place awards. Mackenzie Andreasen, Eli Biggers, and Michael Cochran were awarded Outstanding Student Service Awards, and Andreasen was elected State Vice President for Minnesota Collegiate DECA. Karen Meuwissen was awarded Minnesota Collegiate DECA Advisor of the Year.

Alexandria Technical & Community College recently recognized several students who competed at the local SkillsUSA competitions. Students who received top awards are eligible to compete at the state competition in April.

Get ready for the ultimate Rocket League showdown at Battle in the North 2025! Hosted at Alexandria Technical and Community College, this tournament brings together Minnesota’s best middle and high school players for an action-packed competition with a $5,000 prize pool. Register today at alextech.edu/battle.

Alexandria Technical & Community College is proud to be recognized by CDW in a recent case study detailing our innovative partnership in modernizing campus communications. With the expertise and dedication of our IT department, led by voice administrator and IT security specialist Joni Leuthardt, the college successfully transitioned to Cisco Webex Calling in the summer of 2024.

Alexandria Technical & Community College recognizes individual students for academic excellence. The Dean's List includes students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 or higher while enrolled as a full-time student (12 credits or more).

Alexandria College hosted a local DECA Competition on January 23, 2025. Alexandria College students and over 150 high school students competed on campus in business-related events.

Reece Peterson, a Police Training and Education student at Alexandria Technical and Community College, was named the Minnesota SkillsUSA state president. Eli Haakenson, an Alexandria College Mechatronics student, was named Minnesota SkillsUSA state parliamentarian.