What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
What do you call someone
who went to Washtenaw
Community College?
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News & Highlights
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WCC leads next-generation workforce preparation with new Ford Mustang Mach-E
WCC has added an all-electric 2021 Ford Mustang Mach-E SUV to its bank of cutting-edge technology, solidifying its leadership in preparing the workforce of the future
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WCC grad Aisha Bowe honored with 2021 MCCA Outstanding Alumnus Award
A self-described “unmotivated and unfocused” student in high school, Bowe found her passion and purpose while attending WCC from 2003 to 2006. The former NASA aerospace engineer is the founder and CEO of STEMBoard, an engineering solutions company.
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Summer skilled trades training returns to WCC
More than 600 skilled trades union workers will participate in national training programs on the WCC campus over the next two weeks as hands-on instruction resumes following the pandemic.
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WCC faculty member honored for development of engaging, innovative online course
For the second consecutive year, WCC faculty member Doug Waters has been honored for developing an engaging and innovative online course that represents the best in technology and learning.
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$1.4M grant to WCC supports student success through new Alpha Scholars program
WCC has received a $1.4 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support incoming freshmen in completing their associate degrees and reaching their academic and career goals. The new Alpha Scholars program offers opportunities to connect students with the college's rich support services and exceptional teaching, as well as with peers who share career goals and common interests.
