FEBRUARY 28, 2021 | VOL. 5, NO. 4
Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through
each other's eyes for an instant?
Henry David Thoreau
Destress with the Digital Coloring
Raffle Entry!
TWO (2) Raffle Winners will be randomly drawn for
$50 eGift Cards!
One entry per student | Accepting entries until noon on March 10
The Art Coloring Book will open.
Click on "Launch Experiment".
Pick any artwork to color.
When complete click on the share icon in the right corner of your artwork.
Copy the link at the bottom of it and paste in the form linked below.
This will be your Raffle Entry!
Food for Thought:
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Awareness with the Jackie Nitschke Center
Tuesday, March 2
11:30am - 12:30pm | Eagle Hour
The mission of the Jackie Nitschke Center is to provide affordable, superior alcohol and drug treatment in a home-like environment to improve the quality of life for adult clients and their families. Join us for a conversation with Larry Connors, CEO of Jackie Nitschke Center. Larry will share with us the important role the Jackie Nitschke Center plays in Northeast Wisconsin.
De-stress & Relax with
Wednesday, March 3 11:30am - 12 Noon

Each participant will receive a $10 Starbucks Gift Card!
Student Senate Meeting
Be a voice for NWTC! Student Senate represents NWTC students, providing feedback, concerns and suggestions to college administration.

Thursday, March 4
11:30am - 12:30pm | Eagle Hour
RISE
Leadership Series: "Creating Your Personal and Professional Network"
RACIAL INCLUSION FOR STUDENT EQUITY
Friday, March 5
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Tickets On Sale Now
for NWTC Discounted Game Nights!
for Dates and Details
Discounted Ice Skating and Tubing at Titletown!
$5 skating/$3 tubing
CLICK HERE for Details
FREE BOWLING
Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley!
for Digital Vouchers
Extravaganzoo tickets will be available soon!

You're at the finish line for completing the
Spring 1 Session!
On Campus students, watch for sweet treats in your learning area
March 2nd & 3rd.
International Student Spotlight
Geovanny Romero Jimenez
Country: Costa Rica | Third Semester, Business Analysis
Q: Describe yourself.
A: I am an adventurous teen. I am a goal-driven person and someone who knows his priorities. I enjoy making the best out of every experience and learn as much as I can from every opportunity on my way.
Q: Where are you from and what do you love/miss about it?
A: I am from Costa Rica. A tropical country in Central America. One of the things I miss the most is the warmth of Ticas; their "Pura Vida" mindset. Like­wise, I do miss the beautiful and diverse landscapes and mountains.
Q: What do you love about being here, what surprised you the most about the country/customs/food/etc.?
A: lf I was to characterize my experience in the United States and at NWTC, I could define it as an experience of constant personal growth. I have learned not only academically but professionally and as a human being. Being here has provided me
with experiences that I would have not gotten in any other place.
Q: What is the biggest difference between your hometown and here?
A: The two biggest differences between the US and my country would be the weather and the lifestyle of people.
Q: What are some customs from your culture, and what do you miss the most?
A: I miss all the national celebrations.
I also miss every meal prepared for each celebration and each of the cheerful gatherings we have to commem­orate important dates.
Q: What is your goal while here at NWTC and plans after graduation?
A: My goal while being here is to learn as much as possible from the edu­cation I am receiving and the overall experience.
I know this opportunity will become a tool to go one step beyond and support my professional and personal goals. 
DRIVE & LISTEN

Click here and Listen to local radio stations while driving through the cities around the world...
Istanbul, Berlin, London, Paris, New York City and many more!
It’s Not the End, It’s Just an Intermission | Cara Greene Epstein | TEDxWrigleyville
TEDxWrigleyville 2020 Theme: “Humanity, a View From Inside the Pandemic,” filmed inside Wrigley Field (Chicago) amidst civil unrest and with full compliance of Covid-19 related quarantine restrictions.
CHINA
Virtual Study Abroad
Application Deadline March 26
NWTC All College Awards!
Nominations are now being accepted and will be due before Spring Break. 
Please submit nominations by March 12, 2021.  

With Actor
Hisham Tawfiq
Hisham Tawfiq is probably best known for playing Dembe Zuma, very close friend to Raymond "Red" Reddington in NBC's hit series “The Blacklist”. 
Prior to pursuing a full acting career, Hisham served in the U.S. Marines, and was deployed during Operation Desert Storm.
SI: Thank you for your time this morning! How are you currently spending your time when you aren’t filming “The Blacklist”?
HT: I am spending my down time in Upstate NY in a Cabin that I purchased a few years ago. I am doing some yoga every morning which I’ve never really had the discipline to do.
 
SI: If you could spend quality time with one person (alive or otherwise), who would it be and why?
HT: I would love to spend quality time with my mother who passed away when I was 4 years old.
 
SI: What is the first thing you are going to do once things are closer to “normal”?
HT: I can’t wait to go to brunch with my friends and enjoy some blueberry pancakes!
 
SI: What is the most interesting or funny movie you’ve watched over the past couple of months?
HT: I’m currently watching “Tiger King” on Netflix.
 
SI: What would you say to anyone looking to pursue a career that involves being in the public eye?
HT: Make sure you have a good support system in place.
 
Thank you Hashim for sharing a little time with us. You can catch Hisham Friday nights on “The Blacklist” on NBC.
It Pays to Play!
Congratulations to Taylor Hasse, one of our $50 Spin the Wheel Raffle Winners from the last newsletter!

If you would like to request an accommodation due to a disability,
please direct inquiries to (920) 498-6904 or disability.services@nwtc.edu
at least three days before the event.
NWTC does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, disability, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin or other protected classes. Inquiries regarding the College’s nondiscrimination policies may be directed to the Chief Officer for Diversity & Inclusion/Title IX Coordinator at (920) 498-6826 or equity@nwtc.edu.
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