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Meet the Workforce of the Future

Class of 2023 Featured in FACES of Sioux Falls

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From left, Adam Joachim, Jaylen Kemp, Dustyn Fish, Jolynn Crump, Olivia Iraheta, Ashton Dykstra and Emily Muilenburg represent a sampling of STC academic programs. The May 2023 Graduates were recently featured in the FACES of Sioux Falls publication representing the Faces of Technical Education. 

Meet the workforce of the future. Southeast Technical College feeds the region’s workforce pipeline and has been since 1968. STC alumni work in business, construction, engineering technology, healthcare, horticulture, law enforcement, early childhood education, engineering technology, information technology, mechatronics, media communications, veterinary technician, and the trades.

Jaylen Kemp, Olivia Iraheta, Emily Muilenburg, Ashton Dykstra, Jolynn Crump, Dustyn Fish and Adam Joachim represent a sampling of STC academic programs and will graduate soon. Impressively, many students have jobs secured prior to graduation–exemplifying STC’s commitment to provide skills-relevant, hands-on training.

“We tap into the expertise of industry through our academic advisory boards,” said STC President Bob Griggs. “These industry leaders assist faculty and administration in evaluating and refining curriculum.”

While academic offerings are relevant and fresh – STC offers several programs that have withstood the test of time. Fish, a Land Survey Science and Civil Engineering Technology student, says his program has been around for decades.

“STC started my program almost 40 years ago, and it’s well known and regarded in the Midwest,” Fish said. “My instructors cater the program towards getting students ready for industry and to sit for the licensure exam after graduation.”

Emily Muilenburg, a Media Design Technology student, echoed Fish’s sentiments.

“STC has equipped me with the skills I need as well as resources and connections to those already in the field. My instructors take time to make sure I understand what I need to know,” Muilenburg said.

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Published

June 12, 2023

Categories

Alumni, Feature Story