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Friday, October 19, 2018Filed under: administration
WCC faculty member wins Occupational Studies Outstanding Educator Award
Washtenaw Community College faculty member Elizabeth Connors will be honored with an Occupational Studies Outstanding Educator Award at the Trends in Occupational Studies Conference being held October 24-26 in Troy.
WCC's computer science program recognized for online learning excellence
Washtenaw Community College has been recognized as offering one of the best online computer science programs in the country by AffordableCollegesOnline.org, a leader in higher education information, resources and rankings.
Student leaving an 'indelible mark' on WCC on her way to law school
WCC student exhibiting classroom assignment at ArtPrize
When Lois Wightman first enrolled in a digital photography class at Washtenaw Community College, she was simply looking to learn something creative in her retirement.
WCC's annual Fall Career & Internship Fair is free, open to public
The 2018 Fall Career & Internship Fair at Washtenaw Community College is expected to include representatives from an estimated 70 employers looking to immediately fill current job opportunities. The event is free and open to the public.
Community invited to WCC's Fall Open House on Sept. 30
The entire community is welcome when Washtenaw Community College once again opens the doors to its classrooms, labs and performance spaces for its annual Fall Open House celebration on Sunday, Sept. 30.
WCC named Center of Excellence in Nursing Education
Washtenaw Community College has been named a Center of Excellence in Nursing Education by the National League for Nursing, one of just 16 nursing programs nationwide to earn the honor this year from across the academic spectrum of higher education in nursing and leading teaching hospitals and clinical sites.
Students: Come to Welcome Day on September 12
Come for the fun and games, leave with important information about the wide range of programs and services available to Washtenaw Community College students.
Alumni profile: From college dropout to eyeing Ivy League doctoral programs
The night before starting classes at Washtenaw Community College in the fall of 2016, Michael Kozma laid in bed contemplating his future. He grabbed his phone from the nightstand and typed into Google: How to succeed in college.
UA member receives WCC degree in a graduation gown also worn by his wife, 3 kids
Jim Krupp crossed the stage to pick up a college degree he’d waited more than 20 years to achieve, yet wearing a black graduation gown that represented three other degrees he was partially responsible for.
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