Washtenaw Community College announced it will have new programs beginning next fall aiming to meet workforce needs.
Washtenaw Community College has been named a gold-level veteran-friendly school for the seventh consecutive year by the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency.
A new program between Washtenaw Community College (WCC) and Michigan Works! Southeast (MWSE) is fueling careers in the emerging mobility sector.
This Fall, the college is adding at least 13 classes to its professional development and personal enrichment menu.
Washtenaw Community College president Dr. Rose B. Bellanca says that filling the skills gap in young workers is the key to keeping the momentum behind Michigan’s economic prosperity.
Staff from the Center for Career Success will present information about high-demand careers and the academic paths that will lead to success in those industries.
More than 6,100 members from five national and international trade unions will travel to Ann Arbor this summer to advance their skills and knowledge.
On average, more than 400 welding students are enrolled each semester in four certificate and associate degree welding programs.
Institutions earning the designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a proprietary survey.
The WCC Board of Trustees unanimously approved a tuition freeze at $99 per credit for on-campus courses and $112 per credit for distance learning for in-district students who live, work or own property in Washtenaw County.
The day saw more than 400 high school students visiting the campus to learn about WCC’s HBCU Pathway which helps students easily transfer to HBCUs across the United States.
“Thanks to exceptional faculty and academic programs, our students leave confident and well prepared for continued success whether they’re transferring to a four-year university to further their education or placed directly in the workforce,” said WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca.
The Advance Ypsi program aims to connect residents and Ypsilanti Community High School students in the 48198 and 48197 zipcodes to education and training that could lead to high-wage, in-demand jobs.
Help young women fund their education this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the annual used book sale by the Ann Arbor branch of the American Association of University Women.
Washtenaw Community College is one of nine programs across the United States to be honored by the National League for Nursing for its excellence in nursing education.
Local adults ages 25 and older who don’t yet have a college degree could have in-district tuition paid for at Washtenaw Community College thanks to Michigan’s Reconnect Scholarship program.
New machinery will also help advanced manufacturing students when an apprenticeship program launches in the upcoming fall as part of a “multi-pronged investment” in future professionals.
OER materials are offered to students for free, and include textbooks adapted by WCC faculty or other learning materials with no-cost access or public domain access.
“Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited" will be unveiled inside the Morris Lawerence building at WCC on Friday, March 10, during a free reception.
A new support group aims to provide support to BIPOC students who struggle with anxiety, depression or other mental health issues.
The Ann Arbor college will use the grant to expand initiatives attracting “economically disadvantaged students” to its programs with financial support, officials said.
A new chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) is launching in southeast Michigan.
Six veterans took home a collective $20,000 for their business ideas after Washtenaw Community College’s Veteran Business Pitch & Showcase Night.
“WCC is excited to join SBAM and to be a resource for its members looking to develop their talent base through training and recruitment and to offer educational programming for entrepreneurs,” said WCC vice president Brandon Tucker in a release.
Officials say that Washtenaw Community College will continue to be closed on Wednesday for repairs to a sanitary drain line.
Sign up for one of 14 free workshops--or all of them--during Washtenaw Community College’s second annual Liberal Arts Week.
WCC has opened enrollment to two training programs to help job seekers grow their skills in cybersecurity and patient care.
Washtenaw Community College will be hosting an open house in its new Automotive Cybersecurity Lab on Thursday, Sept. 8 from 6-8 p.m.
The Ann Arbor community college announced on Wednesday that it was selected by the online retail giant to be an education partner for its Career Choice program.
From July 21-23 and July 28-30, participants will work with professional archaeologists to dig up a survey site and excavate artifacts to learn about historical activity.
Members of the community gathered to celebrate the grand re-opening of the Morris Lawrence Building on Saturday.
Under Bellanca's guidance, WCC has increased its focus and offerings in science, technology, engineering, art and math-related education.
The annual pitch competition saw the local entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to expert judges at Washtenaw Community College’s The Entrepreneurship Center in May.
Washtenaw Community College will give almost 2,000 degrees to graduates during its first in-person commencement ceremony in three years on Saturday.
Throughout February Washtenaw Community College is celebrating Black History Month with several free events open to the public.
Speakers for the virtual celebration include Washtenaw County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Victoria Burton-Harris, WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca and students from the college.
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Six Michigan universities and colleges have received a $3 million from NSF to expand STEM opportunities for minority students.
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WCC will host a fundraiser during the first week of October to purchase gaming devices for patients at Mott Children's Hospital.
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Concordia University Ann Arbor, Eastern Michigan University, University of Michigan and Washtenaw Community College all received distinctions in at the “Gold” status.
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Colleges and universities across Michigan have different requirements for students as they head back to campus this fall.
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The grant was announced on Friday by WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca in the Parkridge Community Center during a ceremony.
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Launching this fall, the Alpha Scholars program will connect incoming freshmen to support services and peers with similar career goals and interests.
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WCC’s enrollment in the program will begin in 2023 and increase annually until 2029 when all of its electric power needs will be sourced through clean energy.
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During the free, four-week Foundations of Caring Bootcamp program, attendees will gain basic job skills, spend 40 hours in virtual classes, have job interviews and receive paid on-the-job training.
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Graduates from Washtenaw Community College (WCC) are being honored during a three-day event at the Ann Arbor community college this weekend.
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ANN ARBOR – Washtenaw Community College has expanded its annual Free College Day -- a full day of classes for members of the community of all ages -- to Free College Week. Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the school shifted its event online April 12-16. Residents of Washtenaw County and beyond are welcome to “attend” the biannual event that shares student experiences with the broader community. Designed for K-8 and high school students as well as adults and seniors, participants can elect to attend 82 different classes throughout the week. AdFor more information about Washtenaw Community College, visit www.wccnet.edu.
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