Week of Events
(WB) Walk a Mile in My Shoes Display
Step into a variety of figurative shoes as you journey through this interactive display. Peruse personal stories for a glimpse of diverse experiences and perspectives. The display will be set up around the West Bend campus during the week of October 28-November 1.
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead): A Celebration of Life and Death
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) honors departed loved ones with food, music, parades, and colorful decorations. Learn more about the symbols and traditions of this celebratory holiday. This display will be set up on the Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac, and West Bend campuses from October 30 - November 1.
FDL: Student Life Great Pumpkin Hunt!
Hidden on the Fond du Lac Campus are four small pumpkins. Can you find one? Use your detective skills and bring it back to the Student Life office (A102.10) to claim your prize! Open to all current MPTC students, one pumpkin per student! The hunt begins at 7:00AM until all four pumpkins have been found!...
BD: Comedy Lunch Hour with Magician Nick Diffatte
Nick Diffatte takes the concept of a standard "Magic Show" and flips it completely on its head, keeping audiences laughing uncontrollably the whole time. Nick’s award-winning mashup of eye-popping magic and uproarious comedy has led to regular performances at Hollywood’s famed Magic Castle and features on programs such as CBS’s The Late Late Show with...
Talking Circles: Civil Discord During Election Season (BD)
The MPTC Diversity team will host in-person talking circles on each campus to help facilitate civil discord during election season. Talking circles is a practice originating from indigenous cultures where you sit in a circle, one person speaks at a time holding a “talking piece” and this allows for more listening and a braver, safer...
FDL: BINGO
First BINGO of the school year! Join us for everyone's favorite game! All MPTC students who participate can join us for a FREE lunch along with the chance to win gift cards ranging from $25 to $75 in value! $100 Blackout Jackpot Grand Prize! Sponsored by Fond du Lac Student Senate.
FDL: Comedy Lunch Hour with Magician Nick Diffatte
Nick Diffatte takes the concept of a standard "Magic Show" and flips it completely on its head, keeping audiences laughing uncontrollably the whole time. As one of the most sought-after variety acts touring the globe, Diffatte’s wide-ranging appeal makes him a repeat favorite for theaters, cruises, universities, and many of the world’s biggest brands -...
Talking Circles: Civil Discord During Election Season (FDL)
The MPTC Diversity team will host in-person talking circles on each campus to help facilitate civil discord during election season. Talking circles is a practice originating from indigenous cultures where you sit in a circle, one person speaks at a time holding a “talking piece” and this allows for more listening and a braver, safer...
BD: Student Senate Meeting
Do you want to meet new people, plan activities, make important decisions, and enhance your resume? If yes, join us! Besides enhancing their employability skills and resume, members receive a ton of perks! All students are welcome. FREE lunch for those that attend.
WB: Magician Nick Diffatte with Free Lunch
Nick Diffatte takes the concept of a standard "Magic Show" and flips it completely on its head, keeping audiences laughing uncontrollably the whole time. As one of the most sought-after variety acts touring the globe, Diffatte’s wide-ranging appeal makes him a repeat favorite for theaters, cruises, universities, and many of the world’s biggest brands -...
VIRTUAL Vampire Hunter Escape Room
Join us for a new and unique escape room experience that you can play virtually anywhere! This is the closest experience to a real, live mobile escape room which includes built-in technology like mobile scanning, video chat, and augmented reality. YOU MUST REGISTER for this event FIRST by scanning the QR code: Then, log back...
Talking Circles: Civil Discord During Election Season (WB)
The MPTC Diversity team will host in-person talking circles on each campus to help facilitate civil discord during election season. Talking circles is a practice originating from indigenous cultures where you sit in a circle, one person speaks at a time holding a “talking piece” and this allows for more listening and a braver, safer...