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‘Started from the Bottom’: Incarcerated Grads Earn Madison College Diplomas

‘Started from the Bottom’: Incarcerated Grads Earn Madison College Diplomas

‘Started from the Bottom’: Incarcerated Grads Earn Madison College Diplomas

Kayla Huynh | The Cap Times Following 16 weeks of electrical maintenance and industrial power courses, nine incarcerated students...

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Inmate Serving time AFter 5 OWIs Impresses with Commencement Speech

Inmate Serving time AFter 5 OWIs Impresses with Commencement Speech

Inmate Serving time AFter 5 OWIs Impresses with Commencement Speech

Samara Kalk Derby | Wisconsin State Journal David Tatro gave a commencement speech at Madison College Tuesday morning that had the two...

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Jan 10, 20244 min read

Workforce Development Board, DWD set forum Feb. 15

Workforce Development Board, DWD set forum Feb. 15

Workforce Development Board, DWD set forum Feb. 15

Steve Sharp | Watertown Daily Times MADISON – A workforce development forum in Jefferson Feb. 15 will highlight training resources,...

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