Washtenaw Community College

WCC Phlebotomy Classes Keep Up With the Times

Decades ago, drawing blood was a skill taught quickly and informally in just a few hours. But today, to become a skilled phlebotomist professionals have to complete a much more rigorous course of study. And WCC provides it.

Begin a Health Care Career In a Few Weeks

Also see the related story: "WCC Prepares Nurses for the 21st Century."

WCC Prepares Nurses for the 21st Century

Also see the related story: "Begin a Health Care Career in a Few Weeks."

Sports Programs Expanding at WCC

By Nancy Clay

Exercise Science Isn’t Just Fun and Games

By Janet Miller

Personal Counseling Available to WCC Students

Sometimes you have a problem and need someone to talk to.

WCC Grad Finds a Future in Health Care

When Lourdes Kincaid was growing up in Ecuador, she was the kind of girl who brought home hurt animals to nurse back to health and who was ready to help whenever a family member was sick. “My parents always said I’d grow up to be a doctor, a nurse, or a vet,” she said.

Just Like the Real Thing

You expect to find advanced medical simulation technology at a premier research center like the University of Michigan. But you will find similar technology a few miles away in specially equipped classrooms at WCC.

Summertime is Outdoor Time at WCC

Summertime is one of the best times to enjoy the WCC campus, and you don’t have to be a student to participate in a number of fun activities.

WCC Students Are Ready to Help

Helping others help themselves. Community service is all about extending a hand to benefit our community and the institutions that support it. That is what WCC students will be doing in droves this spring and summer as they spread out far and wide to raise money, awareness, and spirits.