LATC News:
LATI Wind Turbine Goes Up East of Watertown
The energy programs at Lake Area Technical College have a hot new arrival – a fully operational mini wind turbine to be used for training and power production. Thanks to a Congressionally Directed Energy Technology […]
Read MoreTURBINE BLADE TO BE USED AS A TRAINING AID
A damaged wind-turbine blade has found a new home in the Energy Lab at Lake Area Technical College. The blade, from a turbine north of Elkton, was donated to the school after a well-aimed lighting […]
Read MoreLATI Receives National Recognition for Community Service
May 20, 2011 Washington, D.C. The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) has selected Lake Area Technical College as a leader among institutions of higher education for their support of volunteering, service-learning, and civic […]
Read MoreLAKE AREA TECH RANKED TOP 10% IN THE NATION
Lake Area Technical College and Mitchell Technical College Eligible For $1 Million Aspen College Prize Fund Supporting Excellence; High Profile “jury” To Select Winners; Top Foundations Behind New Venture Impacting Six Million Students WASHINGTON, DC […]
Read MoreProgramming Specialist makes “Least Stressful Jobs” List
Computer programmers ranked number four in CareerCast’s “10 Least Stressful Jobs of 2011”: http://www.careercast.com/content/10-least-stressful-jobs-2011-4-computer-programmer The site chose the best “low daily level of stress” jobs, with computer programming standing out as a salaried position in […]
Read MoreNo job shortage in Electronics/Robotics
Check out the ADVERTISED POSITIONS for Electronics/Robotics grads!!! There are currently 36 positions, and 23 enrolled students. Graduates will have plenty of options, not only with jobs—but with location. Robotics instructor Gina Grant says that […]
Read MoreLAKE AREA TECH GETS HIGH MARKS WITH 2010 PLACEMENT RATES
FEBRUARY 14, 2011 WATERTOWN, SD Lake Area Technical College has completed its employment survey of the 2010 graduates and is reporting that after just six months, 98% of the graduates are employed or are continuing […]
Read MorePrecision Machining Crew Creates Mobility Device for Watertown Girls
Thanks to the efforts of Lake Area Technical College Precision Machining students Kyle Knouse, Ray Meyer, Brent Summers and program instructor John Rider, two Watertown children now have the opportunity for greater mobility. Trinity Miller, […]
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