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Register for Fall 2026
The sooner you register the more likely you are to get a spot in the classes you want and at the time you want.
Read moreHow to Become an HVAC Technician: Training, Certification & Career Outlook
HVAC technicians keep homes warm in January and cool in July. In the Midwest, that is not optional. It is essential.
Read moreInfluencer Studies & Content Monetization Degree
From video production to platform strategy, students learn how to create engaging content while understanding the business side of influence.
Read moreTroll Stewardship & Habitat Management Certificate
This one-of-a-kind certificate prepares students to responsibly manage troll habitats, communicate across species, and support the health and wellbeing of large-scale wooden inhabitants.
Read moreNPC Communications Degree
In today’s fast-paced world, authentic reactions are exhausting—and original thoughts are optional. The NPC Communications Degree prepares you to navigate conversations with confidence, neutrality, and just the right amount of engagement.
Read moreMastering the Art of Right: Workplace Edition
One Word. Endless Possibilities. “Right.” Is it agreement? A transition? A conclusion? Encouragement? Mild concern? In this groundbreaking certificate, participants will explore the full communicative power of the most versatile word in the workplace. Through hands-on practice and real-world scenarios, you’ll learn how to deploy “Right” with precision, confidence, and just enough ambiguity to keep everyone guessing.
Read moreDiscover EICC’s Newest Programs
This year, we’re proud to introduce a bold new lineup of programs designed to meet the moment, spark curiosity, and open doors to exciting new opportunities.
Read moreEICC Safety Conference | Oct. 8, 2026
A one-day safety conference built for real work. Choose from three tracks — Safety Professionals, HR & Leadership, and MSHA — and gain practical insights you can apply immediately.
Read moreClinton Historic Bus Tour | April 21
The program will start with a 60-minute tour of the historic 1897 Clinton County Courthouse & Jail, followed by a 60-minute tour of the historic 1877 Lafayette Lamb home, now owned by the Clinton YWCA. Both properties are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Read moreBuilding a Future in Education | Emma Riessen
Emma Riessen did not need years to figure out what she wanted to do. She just needed the right classroom.
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