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February News and Information

February 12, 2002
Study Shows Taxpayers and Students Get Strong
Return on Investment from Madison Area Technical College

Taxpayers and students are getting their money's worth as a result of their investment in Madison Area Technical College (MATC), according to a newly released socioeconomic impact study. The study concluded taxpayers who fund MATC get a return on their investments of more than 100 percent and recover all investments in 2.1 years. The study results show students enjoy a 17 percent return on their investment with a payback period of 7.1 years. It also reveals that the State of Wisconsin benefits from a potential savings of $5.4 million per year for costs related to programs such as welfare and unemployment, incarceration and health subsidies. see press release


MATC Hosts Vietnamese New Year Celebration
Madison Area Technical College (MATC) will host a Vietnamese New Year celebration February 16 from 11 am until 11 pm. see press release

February 1, 2002
Area Students Get Hands On Experience At MATC Auto Body Career Day
The Madison Area Technical College (MATC) Auto Body Program is opening its doors on February 6 to area students so they can explore auto body careers that provide earning potential between $35,000-$67,000. Students will participate in hands-on activities such as paint spraying, plastic welding, computerized measuring and air bag deployment. They also will have an opportunity to talk to current students and industry representatives about work in the industry. see press release

 

 

Last Modified: February 28, 2002

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