Washtenaw County Vet Fest ’23 comes to WCC campus July 22
byANN ARBOR – All Washtenaw County military veterans and their families are invited for a day of free food, fun and information at Washtenaw Vet…
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WCC Radiography graduates celebrate with pinning ceremony
byGraduation season at Washtenaw Community College continued on Saturday when friends and family gathered in Towsley Auditorium to celebrate the 2023 graduates of the WCC…
WCC: New degree allows multi-disciplinary study across Digital Media Arts programs
byANN ARBOR – A new associate degree program at Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will allow students to receive training in multiple disciplines across its Digital…
WCC welcomes record 5,000+ union trainers to Ann Arbor from throughout the U.S.
byANN ARBOR – Washtenaw Community College (WCC) will host a record number of more than 5,000 members from five national trades organizations this summer for…
WCC Summer Session III begins June 20
byWhat do you call someone who attended WCC? Employed! Enroll today to earn a new academic degree or certificate. New student? Start by completing…
WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca honored as ‘Economic Development Champion’ by AA SPARK
byIn recognition of her outstanding leadership and contributions to the economic development of the Ann Arbor region, Washtenaw Community College President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca was honored…
WCC Graduate Profile: Karl Owen, Pre-Engineering Science
byAt the Mackinac Policy Conference this week, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer spoke about retaining talent — and not losing it to places like Silicon…
WCC Graduate Profile: Saydatou Cisse, Sports and Entertainment Management
byBy Rich Rezler / WCC Saydatou Cisse has always loved sports. She dabbled in almost everything offered during her middle school years before focusing…
WCC Foundation Women’s Council honors three local women
byBack to an in-person format for the first time since 2019, more than 350 people attended the 26th annual WCC Foundation Women’s Council Celebration Luncheon on Wednesday,…
HBCU Day expected to draw up to 400 high school, community college students June 2
byANN ARBOR – As many as 400 high school and community college students from throughout the region are expected to attend the first-ever HBCU Day at Washtenaw…
