SEPTEMBER 13, 2020 | VOL. 3, NO. 3 | WEEK 5 & 6

Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle.

~ Christian D. Larson
Eagle Wellness Wednesday
Join us for this 16 week series as we explore the 8 dimensions of wellness. Every other Wednesday we will ‘explore’ how each dimension affects your own individual wellness. This series will help you understand how they are all interconnected so you can form a more well rounded and balanced lifestyle.
September 16th Explore
Spiritual Wellness
Reflect on your own spiritual wellness and learn ways to implement simple spiritual wellness practices into
your day-to-day lifestyle.
LIVE TRIVIA GAME SHOW
Tuesday, Sept. 15 11:30am - 12:30pm
Global Spotlight: Germany’s Energy Transition: Observations from Abroad and a Look to the Future.
Presentation by: Jenny Brinker, NWTC Energy Management instructor 
Since the 1970’s, Germany has set its focus on going green, and now is one of the countries leading the world in a transition to using renewable energy. NWTC Instructor, Jenny Brinker, visited Germany in 2019. She will share what she learned about Germany’s motivation to implement renewable energy and the innovative technologies involved. 

Thursday, Sept. 17
11:30 a.m.
FREE Movie Night Pack!
CURBSIDE PICKUP
Tuesday 9/22, 10am to 2pm & Wednesday 9/23, 3pm to 5:30pm
Green Bay Campus Welcome Center.
Open to the first 150 student to Sign Up!
If you attend another location your campus or learning center will make arrangements for your Movie Pack Pickup.
Movie Pack Includes:

2 Set DVD:
with 8 different movies
Microwave Popcorn
Iced Animal Cookies
Theatre Size Candy
Little Hug's Juice
Milwaukee 53206 Film Screening & Discussion
Tuesday 9/22 | 11:30am - 12:30pm
Join us during Eagle Hour and watch this intimate documentary that chronicles the lives of those affected by incarceration in America's most incarcerated ZIP code.
Thursday 9/24 
11:30am-12:30pm
Food for Thought
Ajamou Butler “The Psychology of Poverty”
Journey through a step-by-step breakdown on the effects poverty has on the mind. Take an in depth look at the definition of poverty and its ability to chew away at the dignity of students (especially students of color).
Digital Scratch Off Raffle Game!
TWO (2) Raffle Winners will be randomly drawn for
$50 eGift Cards!
  • Click the image on the left.
  • Play the Scratch Off.
  • If you Scratch "Enter to Win" SUBMIT a screen shot of it through the button below.
Game runs from 9/13 - 9/24.
Winners notified Friday, 9/25.
One entry per student
Suicide Prevention Month
Follow NWTC Counseling Services September 14-18
Follow NWTC’s Counseling Services Facebook page as they join the millions of voices following the theme of “Hope, Resilience & Recovery” during the week of September 14-18. There you’ll find information, tools, and support to help prevent suicide.
If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or feelings of hopelessness, NWTC’s Counseling Services is here to help:
920-498-5507. If you need immediate help, please call the Crisis Center at
920-436-8888.
Free Virtual Guitar Lessons
for NWTC students! Some experience necessary. No guitar, no problem!
We can help get one rented for you. Let’s get strumming!
Destress with FREE Virtual "Make & Mail"
Intention Bracelets!
Tuesday, Sept. 29 | 11am to 1pm
Share your word with a small group and why you chose it.
The Artist/Experience Guide will create your
"MyIntent" Bracelet!
Receive your bracelet in the mail. Wear it as a reminder of your intention.
Do you have a passion to lead and work with a diverse team?
Want to develop your leadership skills and make a positive
impact on the NWTC community and beyond?
Workshop Dates:
Oct. 2 | Nov. 6 | Dec. 11
FRIDAYS 10:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m
RISE Leadership Series Attend 3 of 4 online workshops and earn a certificate!
For more information: RISE@nwtc.edu
Build the skills you need to be a leader in equity and inclusion
Connect with a diverse group of students | Earn a non-credit leadership certificate
Susannah Temko advocates for intersex individuals to be viewed and accepted as part of the beautiful complexity of humanity.
What it means to be intersex
For intersex people -- those born with sex characteristics outside the traditional definitions of female and male -- the stakes to appear "normal" are high. Drawing on her personal experience, Susannah Temko reveals the shame, prejudice and harm faced by the intersex community, as they're forced to conform to a binary understanding of sex that ultimately hinders their health and well-being.
Sep 17: Clerks start sending absentee ballots.
Oct 14: Deadline to register by mail or online.
Oct 20: Early in-person absentee voting starts; contact your clerk for days/hours.
Oct 30: Deadline to register to vote at municipal offices.
Nov 3: Deadline to receive absentee mail-in ballots.
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT | SC118