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Friday, September 30, 2016Filed under: administration
WCC Millage Gets Overwhelming Approval
Dear Friends, Colleagues and Students,
Fall classes start August 29.
Student Services has extended hours to help you start the semester out right:
Live at WCC!
The Paul W. Smith show, which airs on WJR-AM 760, held its morning broadcast here at WCC on July 18. During their interviews, WCC president Dr. Rose Bellanca and Advanced Transportation Center Director Alan Lecz were able to share the remarkable work that is done each and every day at WCC by our faculty, staff and students.
The Paul W. Smith Show Live at WCC
On Monday, July 18, the Paul W. Smith show, which airs on WJR-AM 760, will hold its morning broadcast here at Washtenaw Community College.
Register now for spring/summer and fall classes!
Winter Transfer Fair Feb. 17
More than 55 representatives from colleges and universities throughout Michigan and beyond are attending WCC's Winter Transfer Fair on Wednesday, Feb. 17. The event takes place from 10:00am to 3:00pm on the second floor of the Student Center building. It's free to students interested in learning more about their college transfer options. The public is also welcome.
30 Credits + 30 Weeks = Freshman year at WCC
30 credits in 30 weeks—it’s that simple to complete your freshman year at Washtenaw Community College. With online and on-campus classes, it’s now easier than ever to fit college into your schedule.
Supercharging Her Skillset
Jenelle Newman may already have a bachelor’s degree and an MBA under her belt, but that hasn’t stopped her from seeking the hands-on training she knows she needs to further her career.
Self-Employed Success
Ypsilanti native Brittany Barnhart, 21, may not have known what career she wanted to pursue when she went to college, but she knew exactly what school would help her figure it out. Having received the Presidential Scholarship from Washtenaw Community College—awarded for a student’s academic achievement—Barnhart enrolled directly after high school.
Advanced Training, Advanced Career
Justin Anderson, 35, loves his job. It’s evident in the fact that he has worked for AB Hiller, a computer numerical control machining facility, for the past 12 years.
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