Washtenaw Community College

New WCC art exhibit reflects Michigan’s influence

WCC’s GalleryOne is currently showcasing the work of three talented artists educated in southeast Michigan. The exhibit is open through May 24.

WCC offers eight new certificates, degrees

Employment opportunities were an important factor in the creation of eight new certificate and degree programs at WCC for Fall Semester. The new programs represent a broad range of growing industries, including health care, applied technology, digital media, social science, and the arts.

WCC Talent Show Gave Singer/Songwriter a Career Start

Twenty-four-year-old Princeton Michael is a passionate singer/songwriter. But performing his original work in front of a live audience was nerve wracking. That all changed when he auditioned and was selected for the WCC Talent Show in 2008.

Huron River Review Submission Deadline Nears

Submissions are now being accepted for the 2013 issue of The Huron River Review. WCC students, current and former faculty, and employees of the College are invited to submit their original writing, photography, and artwork for consideration. The deadline is Jan. 28.

New Exhibit Features Emerging Artists

WCC’s Gallery One highlights emerging artists in a new exhibit series that runs Sept. 6 through Oct. 19.

WCC Talent Showcased at Ypsilanti Heritage Festival

WCC music and performing arts students will lend their talents to each day of the Ypsilanti Heritage Festival, which runs Aug. 17-19 at Riverside Park. All of the WCC performances are free and will take place at the Gazebo Stage near the Huron River.

WCC Goes to the Art Fair

WCC will be well represented at the Ann Arbor Art Fair July 18-21:

2012 Issue of The Huron River Review is Available

The latest issue of The Huron River Review, WCC’s award-winning literary magazine, is now available. There are 49 contributors in this year’s 160-page anthology. They include students, current and former faculty, and employees of the College.

WCC Student Filmmakers Win Emmys

Jeremy Liesen’s category was one of the last as the 34th Michigan Emmy Award ceremony drew to a close June 16. Suddenly his name was announced. The next thing he heard was his mother shouting, “Jeremy you won, you won!”

Digital Imaging Expert Lectures at WCC April 13

WCC will welcome digital imaging expert Dan Burkholder to campus on Friday, April 13. His two-hour lecture, which will begin at 7:00pm in Towsley Auditorium, is free and open to the public.