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News & Highlights
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Esports streaming fundraiser to purchase gaming carts for patients at UM's Mott Children's Hospital
Washtenaw Community College students will be streaming for good as they host a week-long Esports event Oct. 3-9 to raise money to purchase gaming devices for patients at the University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital.
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Washtenaw Economic Club meeting features global staffing executive David Barfield
This week’s Washtenaw Economic Club meeting will David Barfield speaking on “The Evolution of a Local Business to a Global Enterprise.” The virtual meeting begins at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 16. It is free for Washtenaw Economic Club members and $25 for non-members.
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WCC Police Academy celebrates its Class of 2021 at graduation ceremony
Family, friends and local law enforcement members gathered in Towsley Auditorium to celebrate the 18-member Washtenaw Community College Police Academy’s Class of 2021.
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WCC begins new school year with full-slate of on-campus classes starting August 30
Washtenaw Community College is gearing up for its return to campus, focusing on providing a high-quality education while maintaining a safe environment for students, faculty and staff.
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WCC Foundation board member Kevin Van Kannel focused on relationships, service and giving back
Kevin Van Kannel believes his Ann Arbor-based business, UTEC, continues to thrive in part because of investments in relationships like the one his company has with WCC and over 25 Washtenaw County nonprofit organizations.
