What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
Employed.
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
Employed.
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
Employed.
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
Employed.
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
Employed.
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News & Highlights
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Two WCC students make semifinal list for Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship
Ali Kurmasha and David Seaman are two of the 456 students nationwide to make the 2020 semifinalists list, selected from a pool of nearly 1,500 applicants.
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Agreement with Purdue Fort Wayne offers WCC students path to bachelor's without leaving home
WCC and Purdue Fort Wayne recently signed an agreement that allows WCC students to transfer 88 credits and complete a bachelor's degree at Purdue Fort Wayne completely online.
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Honors Convocation speaker shares inspiring story of recovery and support
David Seaman entered detox on January 23, 2017. Exactly three years later, he elicited a standing ovation as student speaker at the WCC Winter Honors Convocation.
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Collegiate Recovery Program celebrates one-year anniversary at WCC
The Collegiate Recovery Program at Washtenaw Community College celebrates its one-year anniversary this month with a new facilitator and the exact same mission – to help recovering students succeed in college while maintaining sobriety.
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Community-focused health and fitness
The staff at the Health and Fitness Center at WCC is eager and ready to help those who walk through the front doors – whether members or not – to reach their health goals.
