NORTHWEST STATE SHARES CONTINUED INNOVATION AND STUDENT SUCCESS WITH CONGRESSMAN BOB LATTA

Congressman Bob Latta visited Northwest State’s Archbold campus on August 9th, and met with NSCC President Dr. Michael Thomson and various department staff to discuss the ongoing importance of student success. Mr. Latta also toured the College’s E-wing to see first-hand the renovations to advanced manufacturing facilities.

The renovations, which are expected to be completed by early fall, are part of the College’s continued commitment to provide a quality education and enhance workforce development efforts. The education and hands-on training provide students the tools they need to enter into or strengthen existing career paths and earn family-sustaining wages.

As part of the tour, Latta visited the renovated welding lab, shared in discussion about the increasing need for skilled workers in advanced manufacturing, and also learned of service learning projects in which the College’s students and faculty have recently participated using 3-D printing and other innovative technologies. “We appreciate Congressman Latta visiting the college, and we thank him for his continued support of Northwest State,” said Dr. Thomson. “As we celebrate 50 years of service, it is an honor to share the good news of our wonderful work with the community,” Thomson concluded.

More information on Northwest State courses, certificates and degree programs is available online at NorthwestState.edu, or by calling NSCC admissions at 419-267-1320.

Northwest State Community College is an accredited two-year, state-assisted institution of higher education that has served northwest Ohio since 1969. Northwest State is committed to providing a quality, affordable education with personal attention and small class sizes. The College offers associate degrees with numerous transfer options, short-term certificate programs, and workforce training programs designed to meet the needs of local businesses and industries. For more information, visit NorthwestState.edu or call 419.267.5511