BY JESSICA DE LEON jdeleon@bradenton.com Photo by PAUL VIDELA/Bradenton Herald PVIDELA@BRADENTON.COM MANATEE — The Black Male Crisis in America includes Manatee County. Nearly 300 people attended the first Black Male Crisis in America summit Saturday hosted by the Manatee County School District at Manatee Technical College’s State Road 70 East campus. “A child educated only at…
Manatee Technical College students dominated the 2015 Region 6 Florida SkillsUSA competitions. MTC students won 64 Gold, 25 Silver, and 17 Bronze medals. With 106 medals, MTC again won more medals than any other school in the region. Six tech centers/colleges and two high schools participated in the regional competition. Among the highlights of the…
Offered by Master Photographer Carmen Schettino, learn how to get the maximum creative use and enjoyment out of your digital camera during the holidays and for years to come. Learn about shutter speeds, ISO settings, F-stops, white balance, making basic corrections in Photoshop, rules of composition, lighting, photographing people for maximum effect, tabletop photography and…
ARTICLE BY CLAIRE ARONSON, Bradenton Herald PHOTO BY TIFFANY TOMPKINS-CONDIE, Bradenton Herald February 12, 2015 SARASOTA — When Katherine Cottrell started at New College of Florida three years ago, the New Mexico native didn’t know much about the off-campus community. Thanks to the Fun and Fitness Expo sponsored by New College and University of South…
By Staff Report, Lakewood Ranch Herald-Tribune Manatee Technical College will offer Photography 101 for a total of 10 classes that begin Tuesday, March 3, from 6 to 9 p.m., as well as one on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to noon at MTC’s main campus. Carmen Schettino will teach how to get the maximum creative use…
By Staff Report, Herald-Tribune Manatee County’s public schools will host a summit, “The Black Male Crisis in America,” on Feb. 21. The programs from noon to 4 p.m. at the Manatee Technical College, 6305 State Road 70 E., are to “explore the risk factors and disturbing trends that limit the achievement and success of African-American males, as…
By Staff Report, Lakewood Ranch Herald-Tribune Jay Romine, director of the Florida Law Enforcement Academy at Manatee Technical College’s Lakewood Ranch campus, just got an addition to his resume. Romine is now the chairman of the Criminal Justice Training Center Directors Association for the State of Florida. The Law Enforcement Academy at MTC is one…
By Staff Report , Herald-Tribune Manatee Technical College, which recently changed to its new name, will conduct a contest to also get a new logo. The contest is open to anyone who lives, works or goes to school in Manatee County. Its rules are posted on manateetech.edu. Up to three entries are allowed for each…
We are have a contest for our new logo. Entries must conform to the official rules and accompanying submission considerations. The contest is open to any individual who lives or works or goes to school in Manatee County, Florida. Up to three entries may be submitted per entrant. Entries must be submitted by March 10,…
Jay Romine, director of the Florida Law Enforcement Academy at Manatee Technical College, has been elected chairman of the Criminal Justice Training Center Directors Association for the State of Florida. The Law Enforcement Academy at MTC is one of 40 certified criminal justice training centers in the State of Florida. The Training Centers Directors…
(Bradenton, FL, February 6, 2015) Manatee Technical College will offer Photography 101 for a total of 10 classes that begin Tuesday, March 3, 2015 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., as well as one on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. to noon at MTC’s Main Campus. Master Photographer Carmen Schettino will teach how to…
My day used to start at 2 in the afternoon, just gearing up for a night of preparing dishes for customers, surviving through a long rush and cleaning up around 11 p.m. I would leave work sweat-soaked, smelling like the ocean with a smile on my face; only to do it all over again the…
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