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April News and
Information
April 25, 2003
MATC
Community Show Choir Presents Spring Super Show,
“Broadway Salutes Irving Berlin”
The Madison
Area Technical College (MATC) Community Show Choir and combined college
choirs from MATC and UW–Rock County (of Janesville) will perform
selected Broadway show tunes as well as well-known songs by Irving Berlin
at the Spring Super Show on Friday, May 2, at 7:30 p.m. The show is held
in the Mitby Theater, MATC–Truax, 3550 Anderson St.see
press release
April 17, 2003
MATC
Culinary Students Win Big at Wisconsin Restaurant Association Student
Culinary Competition
MATC
Culinary students took home Best of Show and Second Best of Show Awards
and a total of 57 medals from the Wisconsin Restaurant Association (WRA)
Student Culinary Competition in March. The competition included 149 students
from throughout the Wisconsin Technical College System.
see press release
April 15, 2003
Madison Area Technical
College Holds Conference for Laid-Off Professionals
Individuals who have been laid-off or are concerned about losing their
jobs can learn strategies to survive and thrive through workplace change.
To help individuals deal with workplace transitions, Madison Area Technical
College (MATC) is hosting What Next? A Conference for Displaced Professionals
on Saturday, April 26, 2003 from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm at the MATC Truax
Campus, Student Lounge 142 C, 3550 Anderson Street in Madison.
see press release and media
alert.
April 14, 2003
MATC
Diesel Tech Students Awarded Scholarships from The Association of Diesel
Specialists
Four students
from Madison Area Technical College (MATC) received scholarships from
the Association of Diesel Specialists (A.D.S.)/Henry and Esther Ortner
Education Foundation for the 2002-2003 school year. The Foundation awarded
23 scholarships nationwide. The scholarship covers half of college annual
tuition up to $500.see
press release
April 10, 2003
Japanese Cultural
Festival Sponsored by MATC Global Horizons Series
Designed
to highlight aspects of contemporary Japanese culture and society, the
Japanese Cultural Festival will include workshops, performances and film
showings throughout the day. All activities are free and open to the public.see
media alert and other
Japan events at MATC
April 4, 2003
Upper
Iowa Universtiy and MATC Sign New Articulation Agreement To Improve Student
Transfer into Bachelor’s Degree Programs
Upper Iowa
University (UIU) and Madison Area Technical College (MATC) have signed
a new and significantly expanded articulation agreement. The purpose of
the agreement is to provide seamless transfer for MATC students entering
UIU’s Extended University bachelor’s degree programs. This new
agreement expands the number and subjects of MATC courses that UIU guarantees
it will accept for credit from MATC students. see
press release and
see
related media alert.
April 3, 2003
"One
Hundred Years of Japanese Film" Opens MATC Global Horizona Series
Japanese Film Festival
MATC Global
Horizons Series Japanese Film Festival, opening lecture, “One Hundred
Years of Japanese Film,” by Dr. Donald Richie, world-renowned critic
of Japanese films. All film showings are free and open to the public.
see
media alert and
see related media alert
other Japan events at MATC
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