Alumni profile: From college dropout to eyeing Ivy League doctoral programs
Richard Rezler - August 29, 2018
The night before starting classes at Washtenaw Community College in the fall of 2016, Michael Kozma laid in bed contemplating his future. He grabbed his phone from the nightstand and typed into Google: How to succeed in college.
View Post : Alumni profile: From college dropout to eyeing Ivy League doctoral programstags: Michael Kozma, ousearch_News_2018, 2018, Police Academy
UA member receives WCC degree in a graduation gown also worn by his wife, 3 kids
Richard Rezler - August 20, 2018
UA member receives WCC degree in a graduation gown also worn by his wife, 3 kids
View Post : UA member receives WCC degree in a graduation gown also worn by his wife, 3 kidstags: Union, Graduation, Commencement, Jim Krupp, United Association, 2018, ousearch_News_2018
RN/LPN Skills Refresher class offered at WCC
Richard Rezler - August 18, 2018
The Washtenaw Community College Nursing and Health Sciences Division and its Workforce Development department are teaming up to help get nurses whose licenses have lapsed back into the profession.
View Post : RN/LPN Skills Refresher class offered at WCCtags: Workforce Development, Nursing, Health Sciences, ousearch_News_2018, Mary Burns-Coral, 2018
WCC Fiber Optics Bootcamp offers three national certifications in one week
Richard Rezler - August 16, 2018
Washtenaw Community College is offering week-long fiber optic installation training program in September.
View Post : WCC Fiber Optics Bootcamp offers three national certifications in one weektags: Certifications, ousearch_News_2018, Fiber Optics, 2018
WCC receives grant to enhance after-school program at Parkridge Community Center
Richard Rezler - August 16, 2018
Washtenaw Community College is enhancing the after-school academic support services it offers at the Parkridge Community Center in Ypsilanti thanks to a $133,176 grant from Washtenaw Coordinated Funders.
View Post : WCC receives grant to enhance after-school program at Parkridge Community Centertags: ousearch_News_2018, 2018, Parkridge Community Center, Anthony Williamson
UA brings record attendance, $8 million impact to WCC, community
Richard Rezler - August 11, 2018
For the 29th consecutive summer, the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (UA) will hold its week-long Instructor Training Program in classrooms and laboratories across campus.
View Post : UA brings record attendance, $8 million impact to WCC, communitytags: 2018, Training Programs, Union, ousearch_News_2018, Plumbers and Pipefitters, United Association
Governor appoints WCC dean to Michigan Council on Future Mobility
Richard Rezler - August 10, 2018
Brandon Tucker, Dean of Advanced Technologies and Public Service Careers at Washtenaw Community College, has been appointed to the Michigan Council on Future Mobility by Governor Rick Snyder.
View Post : Governor appoints WCC dean to Michigan Council on Future Mobilitytags: ousearch_News_2018, Mobility, Brandon Tucker, 2018, Advanced Technologies and Public Services Careers
WCC students network with industry experts at CAR Management Briefing Seminars
Richard Rezler - July 31, 2018
A pair of Washtenaw Community College students are interacting with automotive industry experts at the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) Management Briefing Seminars being held July 30-August 2 in Traverse City.
View Post : WCC students network with industry experts at CAR Management Briefing Seminarstags: Center for Automotive Research (CAR) Management, 2018, Rosa Lechartier, Business, Zachyre Van Buren, ousearch_News_2018, Automotive Powertrain Development
WCC alumna, Board chair Diana McKnight-Morton honored by MCCA
Richard Rezler - July 27, 2018
Diana McKnight-Morton, an alumna of Washtenaw Community College and the current chairperson of the college’s Board of Trustees, has been awarded the Michigan Community College Association’s Outstanding Alumnus Award.
View Post : WCC alumna, Board chair Diana McKnight-Morton honored by MCCAtags: 2018, Board of Trustees, Outstanding Alumnus Award, ousearch_News_2018, Diana McKnight-Morton
WCC welcomes Ironworkers back to campus for Instructor Training Program
Richard Rezler - July 16, 2018
The Ironworkers are back, bringing with them more than 825 people to the state-of-the-art training facilities at Washtenaw Community College and an estimated economic impact of up to $5 million to Washtenaw County.
View Post : WCC welcomes Ironworkers back to campus for Instructor Training Programtags: ousearch_News_2018, Ironworkers, 2018