What's Happening?
Western Dakota Tech is preparing you for living, lifelong learning, working, and succeeding in the 21st century. That's our vision. That's your goal/destination. Keeping your eye on the destination is crucial for reaching your goal, but taking advantage of all WDT has to offer on your journey can be critical to your success.
Go here to see details of upcoming events:
Campus Events Calendar-click hereOne of the first/best ways to get involved on campus is to join a Student Club or Organization.
Your participation in any one of these organizations will allow you to:* Make a positive difference on campus and in the community* Develop leadership skills* Interact with faculty, staff, alumni, business and community leaders* Make social connections* Gain exposure to potential career fields* Enhance your resume* Prepare for your career
Student Government Association Auto Body Club Business Management & Marketing Career Enhancement Club Computer Aided Drafting Club Eagle Feather Society Electronics Club Fire Science Club Industrial Electronics Club WDT Lions Non-Traditional Student Organization (NTSO) Para legal Club SKILLS USA-VICA Student Chapter of the Black Hills Home Builders Association Transportation Tech Club Welding Manufactoring Skills Club Women In Non-Traditional Employment Roles (WINTER) Helpful Student Organization Links
Student Organization Handbook Budget Allocation Process Budget Allocation Application Form Link to Student Handbook (see Student Oganizations) Student Discounts at Local Businesses - click here
What's happening on campus NOW?
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De-STRESS for Mid-Term Exams & BIG Assignments |
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Watch for sign up at front desk.
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WDT Lions are sponsoring a bake sale and fund raiser for Baby Olivea on Wednesday, March 24 from 10-2.Please plan to participate by donating $$$, baking goods to sell, and buying yummy treats. |
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Please contact Lions' President: Julia McGraw for addiitonal information or to make a personal donation. 605-545-7011 |
Western Dakota Tech Student Government Association supports the WDT Campus Lions Club. Lions Club International is a service organization and is an exciting addition to campus life and student opportunity. This new club will enjoy one year of sponsorship through the Rapid City Evening Star Lions and two year mentorship by Sharon Martin and Kevin Martin.As an international organization, there are membership dues of $19.50 for students 30 years or younger (with no Charter Fee) and $39 for those over 30 (Charter Fee $10). Evening Star has committed to our WDT students Lions and will be paying all fees and dues over the amount of $20/student regardless of age.
Your Student Government Association offers a further support of $10/student demonstrating an interest and commitment to this new club. This offer is extended to 20 students. If you are interested in joining and would like SGA to sponsor $10 of your fees (leaving all students interested with a total commitment of $10 until December 2010), please apply here or print this application and submit to either Rae Getz or Sharon Martin.
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Rapid Ride to Service Western Dakota Tech Beginning August 3, 2009 the Rapid City bus will service Western Dakota Tech’s Mickelson campus. This is an “on-demand” deviation of the regular Jefferson Route.Passengers needing to arrive at WDT, will inform their driver (Jefferson Route [SE Leg-Northbound only]) and a call from the WDT campus will alert the driver to deviate back for pick up on the next scheduled Jefferson Northbound bus.Approximate “on-demand” arrival times @ WDT are 6:44am, 7:44am. 8:44am… and continue on the hour to 5:44pm.Go to Rapid Ride for all route details. |
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