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's 'HVAC Partnership Pipeline' named a finalist in pitch competition
WCC is one step away from receiving a significant financial boost in its quest to prepare graduates of its HVAC program for business ownership.
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Applications being accepted for Futures for Frontliners program
The State of Michigan has opened applications for its Futures for Frontliners program that will cover tuition costs at Washtenaw Community College and other community colleges for those who served as essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Small business counseling team at WCC honored
The Greater Washtenaw Region of the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) located at WCC received an Ambassador Award from The Great Lakes Women’s Business Council.
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WCC personal counselors earn certification to better serve students virtually
All six licensed personal counselors on staff at WCC recently completed TeleMental Health Training Certification to better serve students virtually.
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WCC student's art flies outside famed Rockefeller Center
Artwork by Washtenaw Community College student and Ann Arbor-based artist Therese Basha Jarjoura was part of a public art installation displayed outside The Rockefeller Center.
