Growing the College | ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
> MTC initiated a new Bulldog Bridge Program with South Carolina State University. The Bridge Program facilitates student transfer to earn their baccalaureate degrees after earning associate degrees at MTC. Approximately 10 program articulation agreements were established in career fields such as management, education, information technology, human services, engineering, and criminal justice.
> In Spring 2017, MTC updated the college’s Bridge Program agreement with Columbia College and added specific career-based articulation agreements in areas such as management, social work, and an associate degree in nursing to bachelor of science in nursing (ADN to BSN) program.
> MTC added a structured Criminal Justice Criminology articulation agreement with Coker College that allows students to complete bachelor’s degrees in Criminology in Columbia within two years after graduating from the MTC Criminal Justice program.
Making Lives Better | ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
> Students in MTC’s Respiratory Care program were awarded the S.C. Commission on Higher Education’s annual Service Learning Award in May 2017 for Camp Catch Your Breath of the Midlands. This student-driven service-learning project allows students to apply their skills and knowledge working with children who are diagnosed with asthma. It also allows the children to learn about their condition and how to manage it in a one-day free event that is fun and educational.
> The Midlands Technical College Student Nurses’ Association (SNA) received seven state awards at the 65th Annual Student Nurses’ Association of South Carolina State Convention, setting a record for the most SNA awards ever earned by a college or university nursing program in South Carolina.
> Michelin North America’s Lexington manufacturing site held a Signing Day ceremony for area high school students who were selected to further their education at Midlands Technical College as part of Michelin’s Technical Scholar program. The students are now enrolled in Midlands Technical College’s Electronic Engineering Technology and Associate in General Technology (Mechatronics) degree programs.
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