What do you find interesting/inspiring/compelling about your program?

The hands-on learning that helps get you ready for the Police Academy.

What will you remember most fondly about your time at NTC?

Student Life and building connections with others through the events that are hosted by Jared Porter, Student Engagement Specialist.

Please share a memory or highlight that stands out to you.

When Jared Porter asked me and my friend group to play Constitutional Jeopardy in my very first semester at NTC.

Please share how your involvement in extracurriculars shaped your experience at NTC.

Making connections through Wisconsin Student Government and the events I participated in through Student Life made a lasting impact during my time at NTC.

How do you feel about graduating?

I am excited to be taking the next step in my career, attending the Police Academy this fall and being able to serve my community after graduating from the Academy.

What are your plans for after graduation?

I will be attending the Police Academy in August 2026.

What are your hopes/dreams/aspirations?

I hope to have a lasting career in my local police department and become a school resource officer. I hope I am able to build lasting relationships in my community and schools.

Reflecting on the relationships you’ve built with classmates, instructors and staff, what is one thing you wish you could say to those who have supported you along the way?

I would say thank you to everyone who has supported me throughout my college experience. From my classmates to my instructors and staff, each of you has played a role in helping me grow and stay motivated. College can be stressful and challenging at times, but having people around who are willing to help, give advice and push me to do better has made a big difference. I especially appreciate the instructors who took extra time to make sure I understood the material and the classmates who worked alongside me and kept me going. Your support has not only helped me succeed academically but also prepared me for what comes next in my career.

If you could go back to your first day of college and give yourself one piece of advice, what would it be and why?

Take full advantage of Student Life and everything it has to offer. It’s a great place to meet peers from different programs and different walks of life.

Reflecting on your growth throughout college, what is one aspect of yourself that you’ve seen evolve the most? How do you feel about the person you’ve become?

One thing that stands out the most is my ability to make sound decisions and can explain how and why I made that decision.