Ridgewater College

Ridgewater College
Motto	Creating Opportunities. Changing Lives.
Type	Public Community College
Established	1996
President	Joseph Opatz (interim)
Students	5,500
Location	Willmar and Hutchinson, Minnesota, United States; 45°08′15″N 95°04′20″W / 45.1375000°N 95.0722222°W[1]
Colors	Red & Gray;
Athletics	NJCAA
Nickname	Warriors
Affiliations	Minnesota College Athletic Conference
Sports	7 teams
Website	http://www.ridgewater.edu/

Ridgewater College is a community and technical college in Willmar and Hutchinson, Minnesota. It was founded in 1996 as part of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities System.

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