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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Women's Council hosts important community conversation
The Women's Council at Washtenaw Community College hosted a community conversation Tuesday focusing on how women and people of color have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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WCC faculty member receives Exemplary Course Program Award
WCC Business instructor Doug Waters received an Exemplary Course Program Award from Blackboard, Inc., for his work developing the college's online Business Law (BMG 111) course.
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New app will give WCC students opportunity to study together virtually
With more and more students taking online and virtual classes, WCC has taken steps to add a missing ingredient to their education: Studying with their classmates.
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Washtenaw Economic Club provides 300 gourmet meals to local healthcare workers
700 local healthcare workers were treated to a gourmet meal thanks to a group effort by the Washtenaw Economic Club, Washtenaw Community College and Fabulous Foods, Inc.
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WCC returning to campus in Fall 2020 with safety as top priority
WCC has taken exhaustive steps to protect the health of the limited number of students, faculty and staff that will be on campus during the Fall semester.
