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Campuses & Centers

Burlington Center

496 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI 53105

Gateway Technical College's Burlington Center, located just south of Burlington High School off of Highway 11, opened for classes in 2005. The Burlington Center is one of two Gateway centers along McCanna Pkwy. in Burlington and hosts the Nursing and Radiography programs.

Center for Bioscience & Information Technology

3520 – 30th Avenue, Kenosha WI 53144

The Center for Bioscience and Information Technology is a community building located on the Kenosha Campus that hosts the Gateway President's office, a state-of-the-art radio station, science and information technology labs, conference rooms, and an Assessment Center offering more than 200 business-related skills assessments.

This 30,000 square foot, two-story center hosts several computer classrooms and labs on the first floor, along with an Executive Training Room (room 120), which accommodates 45 people, and a conference room (room 121), which accommodates 12 people. It also features the IT classrooms supporting four IT programs. The second floor is home to state-of-the art laboratory equipment used to support Gateway's nursing and health-related program students. The facility is equipped with seven computer workstations for community use and has three rooms that support videoconferencing.

Elkhorn Campus

400 County Road H, Elkhorn, WI 53121

The Elkhorn Campus is surrounded by the open fields of Southeastern Wisconsin, yet adjacent to an industrial park with easy access to county and interstate highways. The campus is compact and friendly, allowing students, faculty, and visitors to easily connect and make the most of their interactions and shared experiences.

The Elkhorn Campus is easily accessible from I-43 and Highway 12 in Walworth County. Gateway established the Elkhorn Campus in 1967, and it continues to grow to meet the needs of the community. The facilities of the Elkhorn Campus include up-to-date computer and graphics classrooms, a recently redesigned health care career wing, a Follett's bookstore, and an addition to the North building that houses a Learning Success Center, a new Student Services area and a full-service library.

Health and Emergency Response Occupations (HERO) Center

HERO Center - 380 McCanna Parkway, Burlington, WI

Gateway Technical College's HERO Center is a fire technician and EMS industry hub for real-life, scenario-based training, disaster simulation and technology-equipped classroom instruction.

The center provides training for new and incumbent workers, EMS students and fire leadership training. Instructors give students the most real-life skills possible so they can handle the numerous scenarios facing emergency workers.

Horizon Center for Transportation Technology

Horizon Center - 4940 88th Avenue (Hwy H) Kenosha, WI

The Horizon Center for Transportation Technology is considered a world-class facility for automotive and diesel technician training and aeronautics-pilot training. The quality of the equipment and partnership with Snap-on Incorporated is being replicated by colleges throughout the world.

The Horizon Center is a state-of-the-art facility that jointly serves high schools, college students, and career professionals. The Center boasts unique conferencing capabilities, a technology infrastructure that is completely wireless and interactive with the internet and an educational environment that is truly a model for the future. Students admitted to the automotive and diesel programs use laptops to manage all assignments, team projects and interact with instructors. Many have called this the college's first paperless educational program.

Kenosha Campus

3520 - 30th Avenue, Kenosha WI 53144

The Kenosha Campus of Gateway Technical College is both one of the largest academic campuses in the Gateway District and is also home to the district administration.

Gateway Technical College's Kenosha presence began in 1912 as the Kenosha Continuation School. Following numerous name changes over the decades, in July of 1971 the state vocational system combined the Kenosha and Racine operations and created the Gateway Technical College district.

LakeView Advanced Technology Center

9448-88th Avenue Pleasant Prairie, WI

LakeView is the product of a unique partnership between Gateway Technical College, Kenosha Unified School District, the Kenosha Area Business Alliance (KABA), and WISPARK Corporation. By day, LakeView is a Kenosha Unified School District academy where high school students can take high school courses as well as select to take college courses taught by Gateway faculty for both high school and college credit. By evening it is a Gateway Technical College center.

Racine Campus

1001 S. Main Street, Racine, WI 53403

The Racine Campus, located in the historic downtown area, is the largest campus of Gateway Technical College. The beautifully landscaped college grounds offer a stunning view of Lake Michigan. The Racine site is composed of four buildings: the Lake Building, the Lincoln Building, the Racine Building, and the Technical Building. Hallways connect the buildings to one another.

Gateway has a rich and proud heritage in local and national career training education. Original state legislation established adult and technical education in 1911. As the first technical school in Wisconsin—the nation's first publicly supported technical institution—Racine Continuation School began that same year in downtown Racine as the name predecessor to Gateway Technical College. See Gateway history at gtc.edu/history.

SC Johnson Integrated Manufacturing and Engineering Technology (iMET) Center

2320 Renaissance Blvd. Sturtevant, WI

Gateway’s SC Johnson iMET Center, formerly Gateway’s Center for Advanced Technology and Innovation, is undergoing an addition and remodeling that will almost double the facility’s learning space. When complete in January, 2013, it will host the region’s first flexible manufacturing lab dedicated to training the manufacturing workforce. Short-term, customized, modular and bootcamp training in CNC machining, industrial maintenance, robotics , welding and fabrication, in addition to industrial trades apprenticeship training, will be offered at the SC Johnson iMET Center.

In addition to Gateway’s Workforce and Economic Development Division-driven programing, SC Johnson iMET continues to be home campus to numerous Gateway engineering technology and construction sciences programs. SC Johnson iMET is also home to the Racine County Economic Development Corporation and Business Lending Partners.

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Burlington Center

Center for Bioscience & Information Technology

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Health and Emergency Response Occupations (HERO) Center

Horizon Center for Transportation Technology

Kenosha Campus

LakeView Advanced Technology Center

Racine Campus

SC Johnson Integrated Manufacturing and Engineering Technology (iMET) Center

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