Student Life

Summer Term
Begins May 29
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We have added a number of general education liberal arts and sciences classes to this year's summer schedule, along with several career and technical courses.

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MCTC Foundation Scholarships

The MCTC Foundation awards numerous scholarships each year to students in need as well as to students with high academic potential. During the 2010-2011 school year, the MCTC Foundation awarded over $387,000 to 291 students. Scholarship information for the 2012-2013 school year is now available. Please refer to the scholarship packet to see available scholarship opportunities.

The scholarship application deadline is May 25, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. in T.2500.

Download the MCTC Scholarship packet

Academic Interest Clubs

Addiction Counseling Club

This club facilitates the growth of tomorrow's counselors through networking, hands-on experience and advocacy in the field of chemical dependency.
Advisor: Jonathan Lofgren, K.1507, 612-659-6468

Education Majors' Union

EMU provides a forum for education and child development majors to share and discuss information, opinions, issues, strategies and professional opportunities in their fields.
Advisor: Kristine Snyder, H.1104, 612-659-6470

Engineering Club

The Engineering Club gives students an opportunity to get hands-on experience, advice about the field and visits to engineering facilities.
Advisors: Kirk Boraas, S.3580, 612-659-6064, Parke Kunkle, S.3330, 612-659-6068 and Joan Carter, K.2625, 612-659-6000

Math Club

The Math Club furthers students' interest in problem solving and mathematical theory.
Advisor: Haile Haile, K.2607, 612-659-6044

Media Generation

This club provides information, education and support for students in filmmaking, video production, screenwriting and sound arts.
Advisor: Mary Ahmann, T.4002, 612-659-4055

Network Security Unleashed

The club raises awareness about computer security and advances the skills of IT students for real-life scenarios.
Advisor: Duncan Ton, T.3064, 612-659-6435

Polysomnography Club

This club gathers and educates students and the college community about sleep and polysomnography.
Advisor: Chad Whittlef, K.2503, 612-659-4091

Science Club

The Science Club assists students in pursuing their interest in science programs. A sub-group of the Science Club is the Chem. Demons, a Chemistry demonstration group that learns and presents interesting and explosive chemical reactions.
Advisor: Bram Middeldorp, S.1580, 612-659-6089 and Evan Kaneski, S2530, Evan.Kaneski@minneapolis.edu, 612-659-6000 x 4031

Skills USA

Skills USA promotes professional advancement for students in trade, industrial, technical and health education programs.
Advisors: Todd Bridigum, T.0215, 612-659-6054 and Greg Skudlarek, T.0217, 612-659-6424

Sociology Club

Society and culture is everywhere we look. Every day we take things and people for granted because we develop routines and habits. The Sociology Club wants to invite all students to examine expectations and the world we live in through the sociological perspective. We want to take sociology out of the classroom and learn through each other.
Advisosrs: Miles Lunak, H.2613, Miles.Lunak@minneapolis.edu, 612-659-4130 and Mike Smith, H.2617, Mike.Smith@minneapolis.edu, 612-659--6456

Student Nurses Association

This club builds community among nursing students and helps them further understand the discipline.
Advisor: Geri Chesebrough, H.5125, 612-659-6472