12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: History instructor and Vietnam veteran Ralph Swain will discuss how the U.S. became embroiled in one of the most contentious and polarizing events in the 20th century.
Were there steps along the long winding road to America's second longest war that could have changed the course of history for the Americans and Vietnamese alike? This multi-media event will engage the audience in what should be a lively audience participation.

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Join Western Iowa Tech Community College for a three-day series honoring veterans. Events include a discussion on The Origins of the Vietnam War (Nov. 10), the Veterans Day Flag Ceremony and Veterans Panel (Nov. 11), and a luncheon focused on Supporting Veterans and Their Families (Nov. 12). All events will take place on campus, with opportunities for learning, reflection, and community support.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459 CIE Workshop
Description: Join us for an inspiring event of creativity, connection, and leadership through the arts. Open Mic invites students, faculty, and staff to share their voices through music, poetry, spoken word, or storytelling in a supportive and empowering environment that celebrates authenticity and expression. This is a signature event of the Hadestown Leadership Series, hosted by Comet CLASS Student Leadership.

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Join Western Iowa Tech Community College for a three-day series honoring veterans. Events include a discussion on The Origins of the Vietnam War (Nov. 10), the Veterans Day Flag Ceremony and Veterans Panel (Nov. 11), and a luncheon focused on Supporting Veterans and Their Families (Nov. 12). All events will take place on campus, with opportunities for learning, reflection, and community support.

12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Location: A459 CIE Workshop
Description: Guest Speaker Nick Demke, Small Business Development

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459 CIE Workshop
Description: Join us for an inspiring event of creativity, connection, and leadership through the arts. Open Mic invites students, faculty, and staff to share their voices through music, poetry, spoken word, or storytelling in a supportive and empowering environment that celebrates authenticity and expression. This is a signature event of the Hadestown Leadership Series, hosted by Comet CLASS Student Leadership.

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Explore hands-on career paths at our Career Fair! Learn about opportunities in skilled trades, technology, engineering, agriculture, and more - including HVAC, Carpentry, Construction, Welding, Automotive, Robotics, Truck Driving, and Veterinary Assistance. Connect with professionals and discover programs that can lead to your future career.

12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Location: W108
Description: Join Western Iowa Tech Community College for a three-day series honoring veterans. Events include a discussion on The Origins of the Vietnam War (Nov. 10), the Veterans Day Flag Ceremony and Veterans Panel (Nov. 11), and a luncheon focused on Supporting Veterans and Their Families (Nov. 12). All events will take place on campus, with opportunities for learning, reflection, and community support.

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: D202
Description: In the middle of the demands of daily life, it's easy to forget about self-care. Join us to explore six simple strategies to help you recharge and stay grounded. You'll choose a few strategies that best fit your life and create a plan to incorporate them into your routine, helping you feel more balanced, energized, and strong every day.

Whether you're new to self-care or looking to deepen your practice, this class will help you take meaningful steps toward a healthier, more balanced life!

This class is sponsored by your local ISU Extension and Outreach Woodbury County Office.

11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Rocklin Conference Center
Description: Explore how to identify false or misleading information, understand its real-world impact, and strengthen your ability to recognize credible sources. Hear insights from international, national, and local experts on how disinformation spreads and what you can do to stay informed and media-savvy.

Featured speakers include Marta Luniv, Digital Communications Assistant to the NATO Representation to Ukraine, sharing her experience identifying Russian disinformation; Gary Sawyer, Associate Professor of Journalism at Iowa State University, on how journalists research and verify news; and Kristie McManamy, Director of Marketing at the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce and former news anchor, on recognizing and addressing misinformation at the local level.

Everyone is welcome to attend, and lunch will be provided. Hosted by the Beta Zeta Mu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa in collaboration with the Disinformation and Media Analysis Club.

9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Location: Wells Fargo Room in the Overlook Cafe
Description: Join us for a "healthy" discussion at the Dining Service Committee! Open to all students and staff, this is an opportunity to share what's going well, discuss challenges, and explore ways we can make our campus dining experience even better. Your feedback helps shape the menus, atmosphere, and services we all enjoy. Come be part of the conversation that keeps our campus community well-fed and connected!

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Prairie Place
Description: This isn't your typical movie night. This time, your RA's calling the shots, and they've got taste. Maybe, LOL! Will it be a comedy classic? A horror flick that'll make you double-check your closet? A nostalgic throwback that makes you say, "Wait, I LOVED this movie!" Only way to find out.. Popcorn and Comfy vibes. No spoilers. No votes. See you there! All students and friends welcome! Food while supplies last.

11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Overlook Cafe
Description: Play 10 games of Bingo and win a prize.

12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: The emphasis in this discussion is on the document itself. What DOES it say? Traditionally, when talking about the Constitution, we spend our time telling the stories of the creation, the changes from the Articles of Confederation, and the compromises necessary to finally agree on a Constitution. These stories are important, and enlightening, and as intended, uplifting. It is an amazing achievement and has survived those who would destroy it for over 200 years. When we were young, it was said the reason the United States led the world was because the Constitution was a 'living document' and could change with the times. Ironically, though, since 1980 the discussions and arguments focus on the Founders' original intent. For example - for more than two decades - during the time of the Founders - the idea of using Federal government money for transportation projects was deemed totally outside the scope of the Constitution. And yet, if each state is a supreme power to itself - how do you build a bridge between two states? How does the Railroad get built? Or the Interstate system? This session will explore what is and what is not written into the Constitution. This time we will see not only the original reasoning, but the CHANGES as the times changed - and the results.
Lifelong Learning membership required

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: L304
Description: Protect yourself and others from being a victim of fraud. Learn about common scams and warning signs and how to take action to protect against theft of money, property, or belongings.


This class is sponsored by your local ISU Extension and Outreach Woodbury County Office.
Lifelong Learning membership required.
Fee $10

12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Location: A459 CIE Workshop
Description: Guest Speaker Jade Ellenbecker, Biolife Plasma

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Rocklin Conference Center
Description: Open to Juniors and Seniors, two guests per student. You must register below to attend these events.
These well-rounded campus experiences provide you with helpful information about your program, scholarships, student life, and student resources. You will tour the campus, see our student housing, check out your program, and meet with instructors from your program. A free lunch is provided in our Overlook Cafe. Students will receive a gift. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend.

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Discover creative, technical, and public service career paths at the Career Fair! Explore programs in Fine Arts, Graphic & Video Game Design, Media, Criminal Justice, Cybersecurity, Culinary, Education, Broadcasting, Audio Visual, and more. Meet professionals and learn where your passions can take you.

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Library
Description: Crafternoons at the Library! Take a break. Fuel your brain. Chill with us.
Join us for Crafternoons -- your cozy afternoon escape in the library! Whether you need a quick study break, a creative recharge, or just a relaxing space to hang out, we've got you covered.

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

11:00 AM - 1:00 AM
Location: Denison
Description: Join us for Friendsgiving on campus! Gather with friends and enjoy a warm meal! Enjoy Staley's chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, and green bean casserole. Bring a friend or make one! Free and open to students, staff, and faculty. RSVP contact Alma, Campus Services Coordinator 712-317-3291 alma.puga@witcc.edu

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Description: Celebrate the season with a festive all-campus potluck! Cherokee WIT students and staff are invited to bring a favorite holiday dish to share - good food, great company, and plenty of holiday cheer!

5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Bur Oak Suites
Description: Gather with your housing fam for a cozy night of gratitude, laughter, and really good eats. It's Friendsgiving, a celebration of friendship, food, and fall feels. Come hungry and leave happy as we serve up delicious bites, festive fun, and the king of community that makes college feel like home. Bring a friend, make a few more, and celebrate the season with us. Because Friendsgiving is all about chosen family - and you're invited. All students and friends welcome! Food while supplies last.

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Discover the charm and beauty of Victorian-style architecture with Tom Munson, Archives Manager of the Sioux City Public Museum, which was the most popular design in the United States during the late 1800s.
This style is known for its fancy features like towers, bay windows, steep roofs, and decorative porches. We will explore how new building techniques and materials, made possible by the Industrial Revolution, helped make these beautiful homes possible.
The course also looks at Sioux City's rapid growth in the 1880s and 1890s, which led to many Victorian houses being built throughout the city. Join us to learn about this fascinating period of architectural history and see how it shaped Sioux City's unique character.

9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Description: Step into a winter wonderland this December with a heartwarming trip to Santa's Castle in Storm Lake, Iowa! This historic Victorian armory transforms into a dazzling holiday destination, filled with animated displays, twinkling lights, and vintage Christmas magic. Initially opened in the 1960s, Santa's Castle continues to enchant visitors of all ages with its charming scenes of Santa, elves, reindeer, and timeless toys from holidays past.
Stroll through room after room of beautifully restored displays, learn about the Castle's unique history, and enjoy the nostalgic cheer that has delighted generations. This trip is perfect for anyone who loves classic Christmas traditions, storytelling, and the joy of the season. Don't forget your camera--this is a photo-worthy holiday outing you won't want to miss!

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: Near the Coffee Spot
Description: Celebrate National Cookie Day with us by the Coffee Spot! Swing by, grab a free cookie, and treat yourself to something sweet. It's the perfect excuse to take a break, share some smiles, and enjoy everyone's favorite snack - because any day with cookies is a good day!

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Denison
Description: Join us in making unique ornaments to decorate the WIT Christmas Tree or give as gifts! You will decorate a clear acrylic ornament with acrylic paint, stickers, or permanent markers.

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: L136
Description: We're excited to welcome high school counselors, teachers, and school staff to Western Iowa Tech's School Connection Event!

Join us for a fun and informative day designed to connect educators, celebrate partnerships, and highlight all the opportunities WITCC offers students, including programs, scholarships, campus life, athletics, leadership experiences, and student services.

Enjoy lunch, prizes, and great conversations as we work together to help students explore their future success at WITCC!

6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Rollerrama
Description: Come skate at the Rollerrama and enjoy your time while skating! Free for students to attend!

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459 CIE Workshop
Description: Join us for an inspiring event of creativity, connection, and leadership through the arts. Open Mic invites students, faculty, and staff to share their voices through music, poetry, spoken word, or storytelling in a supportive and empowering environment that celebrates authenticity and expression. This is a signature event of the Hadestown Leadership Series, hosted by Comet CLASS Student Leadership.

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Haley Aguirre, Archival Records Clerk from the Sioux City Public Museum, will present a collection of historic photographs capturing over a century of winter and holiday life in Sioux City. This nostalgic showcase features more than 60 images, including festive street scenes, blizzards, winter recreation, decorated department stores, family Christmas gatherings, and civic traditions such as the Little Yellow Dog Auction--all originally captured by long-time Sioux City Journal photographer George Newman.
Step back in time as Haley shares cherished photos of Christmas decorations and winter scenes spanning the 1890s through the 2000s.

1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: A459 CIE Workshop
Description: Join us for an inspiring event of creativity, connection, and leadership through the arts. Open Mic invites students, faculty, and staff to share their voices through music, poetry, spoken word, or storytelling in a supportive and empowering environment that celebrates authenticity and expression. This is a signature event of the Hadestown Leadership Series, hosted by Comet CLASS Student Leadership.

8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Description: Warm up with a custom coffee from our coffee bar and get creative with sugar cookies ready for decorating! Sip, snack, and sprinkle your way into some festive fun!

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Prairie Place
Description: o Finals are near, the weather's getting colder- but the holiday spirit is just heating up. Take a break from the books and step into our December Holiday Event, where the lights are twinkling, the snacks are sweet, and the vibes are very merry. Dress festive, bring your friends, and come wrap up the semester with joy. Because no matter what you celebrate, there's room for everyone at our holiday table. All students and friends are welcome!- Food while supplies last.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Rocklin Conference Center
Description: Join Lifelong Learners as we gather and enjoy food, music, and activities to reconnect and celebrate the holidays. Wear your favorite holiday socks and bring your holiday spirit to share in this festive occasion.

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Denison
Description: Create your own custom hot chocolate drink! Choose from a variety of toppings like candy canes, whipped cream, marshmallows, and rolled wafers.

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium (D103)
Description: Get into the spirit of the season with a heartwarming holiday concert! Enjoy beautiful performances by the WITCC Choirs, applied lessons students, and special guest musicians, all under the inspiring direction of William Darwin, Jr. Join us on December 11 at 7 PM for an evening filled with festive cheer, beloved classics, and joyful music that's sure to make your season bright!

2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Welcome Christmas with The Great Plains Radio Theatre (GPR) at Western Iowa Tech presenting a unique performance of old-time radio plays live and on stage. GPR features hand-operated sound effects punctuated by music for your entertainment.

Voice actors will relate two dramatic stories. First, the Orson Welles radio adaptation of the classic seasonal story, A Christmas Carol. Scrooge will change his tune after being confronted by three ghosts forewarned by his late colleague Jacob Marley.

Fibber's Christmas Tree will be presented next. Another hilarious episode from the Fibber McGee and Molly radio series.

Jazz songs and the original commercial jingles will also be presented. These performances will feature door prizes and refreshments for purchase.
General Admission: $10
Lifelong Learning Members: $5

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium
Description: Welcome Christmas with The Great Plains Radio Theatre (GPR) at Western Iowa Tech
presenting a unique performance of old-time radio plays live and on stage. GPR features
hand-operated sound effects punctuated by music for your entertainment
Voice actors will relate two dramatic stories...
A Christmas Carol: Scrooge will change his tune after being confronted by three ghosts
forewarned by his late colleague Jacob Marley.
and
Fibber's Christmas Tree: Another hilarious episode from the Fibber McGee and Molly radio series.
Jazz songs and the original commercial jingles will also be presented. These
performances will feature door prizes and refreshments for purchase.
General admission tickets are $10 each sold at the door. Admission is free for all WIT students and employees.
WIT LIFELONG LEARNERS DISCOUNTED TO $5.

All Day Event
Description: Cherokee Campus students and staff--show off your most outrageous ugly sweater at the front office! Snap a pic, spread some laughs, and you might just win a prize for your festive fashion!

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

All Day Event
Description: As the semester winds down, it's time to pack it up, check it twice, and say goodbye (for now) to your cozy campus home. Whether you're heading home for the holidays or just taking a break, we need your help to make move-out smooth and stress free

10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: A459 (CIE Workspace) or Zoom
Description: The goal of our club is to break down disinformation in mass media. We want to bridge the gap between the two primary political parties by creating a space where people who prioritize fact and research over bias and disinformation can meet and discuss issues. We want people to walk in and be ready to have their beliefs deconstructed. It is a safe space for discussion with others who are open to having their opinions and beliefs challenged and changed based on critical thinking, fact and reasoning.

12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: RHK Hallways
Description: Students visit resource tables, pick up laptops, etc.

1:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: RHK Hallways
Description: Students will visit resource tables, pick up laptops, etc.

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: D202
Description: Your instructor, Haseena Napier, will offer tips and tricks to get the most out of your Apple iPad and iPhone device. She will explain all your burning Apple questions. Find out how to set up your device so that it works the way you need it to, like making the screen easier to see, changing how fast the screen goes dark, or keep unwanted calls from disturbing you. Learn to use your device for photography, including how to take, edit, and share your photographs. Navigate the internet on your iPhone or iPad so you can share or save webpages by understanding Safari's tool bar, symbols, icons, and history. Time permitting, she will cover any other questions you may have.
Lifelong Learning membership and $20 fee are required.

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: L304
Description: Haseena Napier will explain how streaming works and what you need to stream music and movies. She will also go over verbiage associated with streaming, like bandwidth, gigabytes, and buffering, and introduce video streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. In the second half of the class, Haseena will teach you how to use the cloud to store your documents, photos, and other items.
Lifelong Learning membership and $10 fee are required.

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Description: Welcome back to spring semester! Swing by for free pizza and pop - plus quick tips and tricks to master your time like a pro!

All Day Event
Description: Students who anticipate that they will be eligible for the 2026 Spring semester graduation must initiate the process by applying online.
The Application for Graduation is available in the GRADUATION card on the student portal. The 2026 Spring semester concludes on May 8, 2026. WITCC Commencement Ceremony will be May 8, 2026--Deadline for applications is April 17, 2026

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Explore healthcare and science career paths at the Career Fair! Learn about programs in Nursing, Medical Assisting, EMT/Paramedic, Pharmacy Tech, Surgical Technology, Dental Assisting, CNA, PTA, and more. Connect with professionals and discover opportunities to start your future in health and science.

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Library
Description: Walk through the Library and make a stress relief bag for Midterms from 9am until supplies last. The Library will also be doing calm coloring and puzzles to de-stress from the week.

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Admissions
Description: Planning to graduate in May?
Complete a degree audit to confirm you're on track to meet all your graduation requirements.
Stop in and meet with Michelle or Jason, no appointment required.
Degree audits can also be done via email at studentrecords@witcc.edu.

All Day Event
Description: Join Lifelong Learners to experience the breathtaking beauty of the American Southwest on this unforgettable journey through three iconic national parks. We will fly into Las Vegas and enjoy a scenic bus tour of the awe-inspiring vistas of the Grand Canyon, the colorful hoodoos and dramatic landscapes of Bryce Canyon National Park, and the towering sandstone cliffs and serene valleys of Zion National Park. This adventure offers a perfect blend of natural wonders, scenic drives, and memorable photo opportunities.
Juline Albert will present the highlights of the upcoming trip and answer any questions you may have. Interested in learning more? Come to one of our informational sessions.
August 6, 11 a.m. to noon
September 17, 11 a.m. to noon
November 12, 11 a.m. to noon
LOCATION Informational sessions will be held in room A454, Entrance 3, Parking Lot 2

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Rocklin
Description: Open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, two guests per student. You must register below to attend these events.
Take your college search to the next level with a visit that's all about options and opportunity! Choose up to three program areas to explore, check out campus life on a guided tour, and enjoy a free lunch from the Overlook Café. You'll also get the scoop on admissions, transferring, financial aid, scholarships, and all the student services that support your success.
You'll even have the chance to meet with faculty from your programs of interest and ask your questions face-to-face. Parents and guardians are encouraged to join the adventure too!

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium (D103)
Description: Join us for a captivating vocal recital featuring acclaimed baritone and WITCC faculty member William Darwin, Jr. on March 6 at 7pm. Experience the depth and emotion of a world-class voice in an intimate performance you won't want to miss!

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Explore skilled trades, technology, agriculture, and engineering careers at the Career Fair. Learn about programs in HVAC, Carpentry, Welding, Automotive, Robotics, Truck Driving, Agri-business, Veterinary Assistance, and more - your future starts here.

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Description: Enjoy a night of mystery in the Western Iowa Tech Community College Cooking Demonstration Lab with a Guest Chef sharing one of their favorite culinary discoveries. This is the first of the Guest Mystery Chef series, where the guest is handpicked and guided by Chef Gasaway. Make sure you eat a light meal ahead of time to save room for tasting an unexpected delight. Lifelong Learning Membership Required Fee: $35

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Description: Career Fair program focused: Explore exciting career options at the Career Fair! Learn about programs in Fine Arts, Design, Media, Criminal Justice, Cybersecurity, Culinary, Education, Broadcasting, Audio Visual, and more - including unique fields like Band Instrument Repair and Video Game Design.

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Dunker Student Center Hallways
Description: Cap and Gown Pick Up Days will be April 14th and April 15th from 9 am to 4 pm in the Dunker Student Center (Gym)

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: L136
Description: Open to Juniors and Seniors, two guests per student. You must register below to attend these events.
These well-rounded campus experiences provide you with helpful information about your program, scholarships, student life, and student resources. You will tour the campus, see our student housing, check out your program, and meet with instructors from your program. A free lunch is provided in our Overlook Cafe. Students will receive a gift. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend.

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Cargill Auditorium (D103)
Description: Celebrate the season with an unforgettable evening of music! Join the WITCC Choirs, talented applied lessons students, and special guest musicians for a dynamic performance under the direction of William Darwin, Jr. on April 23 at 7 PM. From soaring vocals to stunning solos, this spring showcase is sure to delight and inspire!

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Rocklin Conference Center
Description: Open to Juniors and Seniors, two guests per student. You must register below to attend these events.
These well-rounded campus experiences provide you with helpful information about your program, scholarships, student life, and student resources. You will tour the campus, see our student housing, check out your program, and meet with instructors from your program. A free lunch is provided in our Overlook Cafe. Students will receive a gift. Parents and guardians are encouraged to attend.

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Sioux City Tyson Events Center
Description: COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY:
Friday, May 8, 2026
Sioux City Tyson Events Center
6:00 PM
Commencement Ceremony Graduates, please plan to check-in for line-up between 4:30 pm and 5:00 pm

All Day Event
Location: Admissions
Description: Students who anticipate that they will be eligible for Summer semester graduation (August) must initiate the process by applying. The Application for Graduation is available on the GRADUATION card on the student portal.

All Day Event
Description: Trip to the Iowa State Fair
Join Lifelong Learners for a fun-filled day at the beloved Iowa State Fair, where it's "Fair Sweet Fair" for all. Step into the heart of Iowa's annual celebration, a place where memories are made and traditions come to life. Indulge in delicious fair food, from funnel cakes to corn dogs, and discover the latest in Iowa's agriculture, art, and entertainment. Whether you're drawn to the thrill of carnival rides, the charm of livestock shows, or the iconic butter cow, there's something to warm every heart and satisfy every sweet tooth.

Don't miss this chance to celebrate Iowa's best, where every moment feels like coming home to "Fair Sweet Fair".
$85 Fee includes transportation and admissions.