Business Hours
The general operating hours of Blackhawk Technical College Central Campus are 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday; and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. However, hours may vary for an individual department or division, outreach campuses or centers. In addition, hours are modified during the summer months. If in question, contact the department or campus/center to confirm their hours before your commute to that site.
Locations
Blackhawk Technical College has two main locations, which are linked to each other by the BTC Shuttle system. The college also holds some classes at the Beloit Public Library.
Central Campus
Blackhawk Technical College Central Campus is midway between Beloit and Janesville at:
6004 S. County Rd. G
Janesville, WI 53547
Situated on over 80 acres of partially wooded prairie, the campus is home to most of Blackhawk's programs and services. In addition to instructional classrooms and labs, Central Campus also offers a library, bookstore, Student Commons, Cafeteria, Courtyard and Conference Center.
The Student Services Center has offices for advising, admissions, registration, financial aid, veterans’ affairs, and minority student services. Vocational and placement testing, career and professional development, and student activities are available through the new Student Success Center. Learning centers at the Central Campus also provide pre-college individualized courses, skills enhancement, academic tutoring, and services for students with disabilities.
The Public Safety Center (PSC), Center for Transportation Studies(CTS), and the Innovative Manufacturing Education Center (IMEC) are all on Central Campus.
- Public Safety Center : The PSC is home to Law Enforcement Academy, Criminal Justice Studies, Emergency Medical Technician, Fire Protection Technician and Paramedic Technician programs.
- Center for Transportation Studies: CTS houses two large shops for the Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technician and Automotive Technician programs and is located at Central Campus.
- Innovative Manufacturing Education Center: IMEC is home to the Advanced Manufacturing division, which provides Associate of Applied Science Degrees, Two-Year, and One-Year Technical Diplomas, and Certificates. Programs include Automation Systems Technology, Welding, Computer Numerical Control, Industrial Maintenance Technician, Manufacturing Engineering Technology, Information Technology, Electro-Mechanical Technology, Electrical Apprenticeship, and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC/R). General Education classes required for these programs are also offered at the center.
Monroe Campus
The Monroe Campus of Blackhawk Technical College is located just off Hwy. 11 at:
210 4th Ave.
Monroe, WI 53566
This friendly, full-service and handicapped-accessible campus has computer labs equipped with state-of-the-art computer equipment, a distance learning lab designed for global classroom connections, fully equipped medical assistant, phlebotomy and science labs, and general classrooms. The campus offers select associate of applied science degrees, one-year diplomas, and short-term certificates, as well as general education courses. A learning center offers GED/HSED, and pre-college courses and GED/HSED testing services. Continuing education courses covering a broad range of topics are offered each year at the campus. An advisor provides students with academic advising, support and career planning assistance. Small class sizes and a personalized learning environment ensure the success of Monroe Campus students. Contact the Monroe Campus at (608) 328-1660.
Parking
The Central Campus usually has adequate parking for everyone. Please observe parking restrictions as posted and park in marked parking stalls. Otherwise, you may park on a first-come, first-serve basis. Overnight parking is not allowed without permission from College Security. Parking for the disabled has been reserved at several locations. Only persons with a valid disabled license plate or handicapped placard issued by the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) may park in those spaces. The College cannot issue any handicapped stickers.
Some designated parking areas, such as motorcycles and the Rock County Sheriff's Office personnel, are set aside for special purposes. There is no parking in crosswalks, driveways (unless otherwise posted), or on the paved areas adjacent to the buildings. These areas need to be kept open for emergency vehicles. Anyone parked in a restricted area without appropriate authorization may receive a parking citation issued by law enforcement.
On-site parking is available at the Monroe Campus as well. The rules noted above also apply to these locations.