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The following events are scheduled:

• Dec. 4 from 12-5:30 p.m. in room T117 (conference room) at the Mid-State Technical College in Wisconsin Rapids.
• Dec. 5 from 3-5:30 p.m. in the student lounge area at the MSTC Marshfield campus.

A mini-bookstore will be at each location stocked with required textbooks for the spring semester. Students taking online or BlendEd class from another campus need to email the store at 0305mgr@fheg.follett.com and ask for needed textbooks. Requests should be emailed by Dec. 2.

The bookstore will also be buying back old textbooks and students can choose to apply the money to their new texts. The bookstore will also have some Lakeland College merchandise and apparel to sell along with the textbooks.

Students who miss the registration book sale can still order their books online.

For more information, contact Kimberly Kraus at (920) 565-1230 or (800) 438-8398 or via email at 0305mgr@fheg.follett.com.

Lakeland's master of arts in counseling will debut in Wisconsin Rapids, and Lakeland's master of business administration will debut in Marshfield. Classes begin on Sept. 5, 2006.

Lakeland courses are conveniently offered at Mid-State Technical College's Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield campuses.

Lakeland's MBA program is designed with the working adult in mind, providing a broad-based professional education consisting of post-graduate coursework that integrates research, case studies, technology and other learning processes.

The objectives include an understanding of business and economic problems, and the development and refinement of managerial skills to address these problems in the context of an ethical and global workplace. Two additional MBA degrees are also available: an MBA with a concentration in accounting, and an MBA with a concentration in finance.

Full-time students can complete Lakeland's MBA in less than two years and part-time students can complete their programs in three to five years without compromising typical work schedules. MBA are offered in the evenings, online and BlendEd, Lakeland's unique combination of traditional and online coursework.

The counseling degree is a 42 semester-hour program designed to provide highly trained and caring professionals for PK-12 school counseling, community counseling and/or higher education settings.

The program consists of core courses which provide the basic knowledge and skills necessary to perform effectively in any of the three emphases. Each student will also receive specialized training in his or her area of emphasis by experienced faculty.

The culminating educational experience for all students includes one 3-semester-hour field work experience and two 5 semester-hour practicum experiences which provide hands-on opportunities for application of knowledge and skills.

Lakeland's counseling degree is approved by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Educational Approval Board, and is fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

To obtain a confidential academic consultation and additional information on these programs please contact Keith Rutlin, director of Lakeland's Central Wisconsin Center, by calling 1-800-522-9473 or email rutlinkt@lakeland.edu. The center's physical address is 500 32nd Street North, Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494.

Click to download the Wisconsin Rapids Center's first night homework assignments for Summer 2006 (PDF format, 63KB).