Burlington Center

Gateway’s Burlington Center is home to several academic programs. It’s smaller than our main campuses—but still features student registration kiosk, computer labs and classrooms.

Elkhorn Campus

Gateway’s Elkhorn Campus is divided into the North, South and Veterinary Science buildings. Features include the Reader Precision Manufacturing Center, the Rex and Amanda Adams Veterinary Sciences Lab and Culinary Arts kitchen.

Health and Emergency Response Occupations (HERO) Center

Gateway’s HERO Center is a fire and emergency medical services training facility that features real-life, scenario-based training, disaster simulation and classroom instruction.

Horizon Center for Transportation Technology

Gateway’s Horizon Center is a world-class facility that serves high schools, college students and career professionals for automotive, small-engine, diesel, truck driving and pilot training through innovative equipment.

Inspire Center

Gateway’s Inspire Center is located on the Kenosha Campus and is home to a cutting-edge human patient simulation lab for Allied Health program students. It also houses the college president’s office, WGTD 91.1 FM radio and the Gateway Foundation.

Kenosha Campus

Gateway’s Kenosha Campus is the largest of the three main campuses and home to the Administration Center and numerous academic programs. It comprises the Academic, Science and Technical Buildings, Inspire Center, Pike Creek Horticulture Center, HARIBO Hall in the Madrigrano Conference Center and the Center for Sustainable Living.

Note: Kenosha Campus Parking Lot C will be under construction from Friday, July 22, until Friday, September 9. Parking Lot C is west of the Science Building and north of the Technical Building. View a map.

LakeView Advanced Technology Center

By day, LakeView is a Kenosha Unified School District academy where high school students can take both high school and dual credit courses taught by Gateway faculty with a focus on manufacturing, engineering and IT. At night, it is a Gateway center.

Racine Campus

Gateway’s Racine Campus is located in historic downtown Racine and offers a stunning view of Lake Michigan. The campus comprises the Lake, Lincoln, Racine and Technical buildings and includes a Culinary Arts kitchen, Cosmetology salon and conference center.

SC Johnson integrated Manufacturing and Engineering Technology (iMET) Center

Gateway’s SC Johnson iMET Center serves a number of programs focused on manufacturing and engineering and houses Gateway’s Business and Workforce Solutions as well as the nationally-known Fab Lab, where you can create nearly anything you can think of.