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WCC Board of Trustees approves college law enforcement agency

ANN ARBOR, MICH., September 19, 2017 – The Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees has approved a resolution establishing a law enforcement agency for the college. The resolution established a public safety advisory committee and granted law enforcement authority to WCC campus resource officers.

WCC photography program featured in "In Transit" exhibition

The work of Washtenaw Community College photographic technology program students and graduates will be displayed in an exhibit titled “In Transit” at the Ann Arbor Art Center from September 15-30.

Popular on-campus events wrapped into one WCC Open House

WCC students invited to Fall 2017 Welcome Day

Come for the fun and games, leave with important information about the wide range of programs and services available to Washtenaw Community College students.

UA wraps up annual instructor training, WCC welcomes 11 new alumni

Wrapping up another successful week of training at Washtenaw Community College, United Association General President Mark McManus called the 1,835 union members who traveled to Ann Arbor for the annual Instructor Training Program the backbone and the future of an organization that represents more than 343,000 plumbers, pipefitters, sprinkler fitters, steam fitters, welders and service techs across the United States and Canada.

Xpress Registration is back for fall 2017 at Washtenaw Community College!

If you’re interested in taking classes this fall at WCC, then join us for Xpress Registration on Saturday, August 26, 2017! Xpress Registration allows you to secure your ideal classes in one quick campus visit and leave feeling excited and prepared to begin the new semester.

WCC students network with auto execs and other leaders at CAR MBS

Two Washtenaw Community College students received a rare opportunity to network with, and learn from, automotive industry executives and leaders from the worlds of finance, labor, government and academia earlier this month.

Study: WCC-UA partnership brings nearly $8 million annually to county

A study commissioned by the Washtenaw County Convention and Visitors Bureau shows Washtenaw Community College’s partnership with The United Association of Journeyman and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (UA) resulted in a $7.6 million economic impact for the county in 2016.

WCC students help unearth 2,000-year-old Roman writing tablets

ANN ARBOR, Michigan (Wednesday, July 19) – Nine Washtenaw Community College students were part of an archaeology team that made international news by unearthing 25 well-preserved letters written by Roman soldiers at the end of the first century A.D.

Ironworkers return to WCC for annual training

ANN ARBOR, Michigan (Monday, July 17) – The Ironworkers are back, bringing with them nearly 800 people to the state-of-the-art training facilities at Washtenaw Community College and an estimated economic impact of $5 million annually to Washtenaw County.