![Student on campus](/_media/vote.png)
WCC joins TurboVote Engaged Community College program
Richard Rezler - September 20, 2019
Washtenaw Community College is one of the first five institutions nationwide to join the TurboVote Engaged Community College (TECC) program, which supports voter engagement planning aimed at increasing student voter turnout.
View Post : WCC joins TurboVote Engaged Community College programtags: ousearch_News_2019, Vote
![The Division of Advanced Technologies and Public Service Careers held its annual Kick Start 'N' Back To School BBQ event Aug. 27 in front of the Occupational Education Building.](/news/articles/_media/bbq.jpg)
BBQ stirs back-to-school excitement
Kelly Gampel - September 17, 2019
Even in the days and weeks since a back-to-school barbeque took place on the front landing of the Occupational Education Building, Washtenaw Community College students are still talking about it.
View Post : BBQ stirs back-to-school excitementtags: ousearch_News_2019, Welcome Back, BBQ
![The WCC Police Academy Class of 2019 recites the Pledge of Allegiance before Friday's graduation ceremony.](/news/articles/_media/policeacademy3.jpg)
28 recruits celebrate completion of WCC Police Academy
Richard Rezler - September 14, 2019
On the last day the WCC Police Academy Class of 2019 would be together, class president Justin Duong reflected back on the very first day.
View Post : 28 recruits celebrate completion of WCC Police Academytags: ousearch_News_2019, Justin Duong, Keeping Up the Good Work, Police Academy
![Mitch Smith with Milan Steel Systems tooling manager Doug McCormick and WCC Dean of Apprenticeships and Skilled Trades Marilyn Donham.](/news/articles/_media/mitchsmith.jpg)
Apprenticeship completely changed my career outlook, says graduate
Richard Rezler - September 12, 2019
Thanks to an apprenticeship program facilitated by WCC, Mitch Smith is a card-carrying tool and die journeyman making more than triple that hourly rate.
View Post : Apprenticeship completely changed my career outlook, says graduate![Dr. Scott Britten, WCC Dean of Humanities, Social and Behavioral Sciences](/news/articles/_media/britten.jpg)
Dr. Scott Britten, Dr. Victor Vega join WCC as academic deans
Richard Rezler - September 11, 2019
Dr. Victor Vega joins the college as Dean of Mathematics, Science and Engineering Technology.
View Post : Dr. Scott Britten, Dr. Victor Vega join WCC as academic deanstags: Dean, ousearch_News_2019, Humanities Social and Behavioral Sciences, Scott Britten, Mathematics Science and Engineering Technology
![WCC students and Lake Trust Foundation scholarship recipients Amanda Lawrence (left) and Keith Austin.](/news/articles/_media/laketrust.jpg)
2 WCC students receive 'New Beginnings' scholarships from Lake Trust CU
Richard Rezler - September 11, 2019
Two Washtenaw Community College students are among the four recipients statewide of a “New Beginnings” scholarship from the Lake Trust Foundation, which is the philanthropic branch of Brighton-based Lake Trust Credit Union.
View Post : 2 WCC students receive 'New Beginnings' scholarships from Lake Trust CUtags: Amanda Lawrence, Keith Austin, cybersecurity, Lake Trust Foundation, Computer Systems, ousearch_News_2019, New Beginnings Scholarship
![A scene from a previous Career and Internship Fair.](/news/articles/_media/careerfair.png)
Fall 2019 Career and Internship Fair scheduled; free and open to public
Richard Rezler - September 11, 2019
The 2019 Fall Career and Internship Fair at Washtenaw Community College is expected to include representatives from an estimated 75 employers, many looking to immediately fill current job opportunities. The event is free and open to the public.
View Post : Fall 2019 Career and Internship Fair scheduled; free and open to public![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
Community invited to WCC's Free College Day on September 29
Richard Rezler - September 07, 2019
Everyone is welcome when Washtenaw Community College once again opens its doors for the bi-annual Free College Day event on Sunday, Sept. 29.
View Post : Community invited to WCC's Free College Day on September 29![Danielle Milner](/news/articles/_media/milner.png)
Entrepreneurs-in-Residence offers one-on-one mentoring with four local experts
Richard Rezler - September 04, 2019
A new Entrepreneurs-in-Residence program will provide one-on-one mentoring services to clients of the Entrepreneurship Center at Washtenaw Community College, a resource hub for the college’s students and anyone in the community interested in pursuing business ownership or growing an established small business.
View Post : Entrepreneurs-in-Residence offers one-on-one mentoring with four local expertstags: Entrepreneurship Center, ousearch_News_2019, Entrepreneurs-in-Residence
![Beth Marshall, WCC's Early Childhood Program Coordinator and Faculty, sits in front of childhood development posters her students created.](/news/articles/_media/marshall.jpg)
Child Development program earns accreditation from NAEYC
Richard Rezler - September 03, 2019
The Child Development associate degree program at Washtenaw Community College recently received accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s (NAEYC) Commission on the Accreditation of Early Childhood Higher Education Programs.
View Post : Child Development program earns accreditation from NAEYC![Students learn about a WCC organization at the Fall 2018 Welcome Day.](/news/articles/_media/welcomeday.png)
Fall 2019 Welcome Day scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 11
Richard Rezler - August 27, 2019
Welcome Day for Fall 2019 semester will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 11, in Community Park, located between the Business Education (BE) and Gunder Myran (GM) buildings on campus.
View Post : Fall 2019 Welcome Day scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 11tags: ousearch_News_2019, Welcome Day
![WCC biology instructor David Wooten](/news/articles/_media/wooten_snake.jpg)
Faculty research published in Oxford University Press book, 'Islands and Snakes'
Richard Rezler - August 26, 2019
Research by Washtenaw Community College professional faculty member David Wooten is included in Islands and Snakes: Isolation and Adaptive Evolution, a book published this month by Oxford University Press.
View Post : Faculty research published in Oxford University Press book, 'Islands and Snakes'tags: David Wooten, Biology, ousearch_News_2019
![United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers and Allied Workers President Kinsey M. Robinson and WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca held a ceremonial contract signing Aug. 16 to signify that the union will hold its National Instructor Training Program on the college campus beginning June 2020.](/news/articles/_media/roofers19.png)
Roofers Union brings national training program to WCC
Richard Rezler - August 16, 2019
A fourth trade union will make Washtenaw Community College and the Ann Arbor area its home base for instructor training when the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers & Allied Workers holds its inaugural National Instructor Training Program June 15-19, 2020.
View Post : Roofers Union brings national training program to WCCtags: Roofers Union, ousearch_News_2019, Keeping Up the Good Work, Union
![Morris Lawrence Building](/news/articles/_media/ua2019.jpg)
United Association returns to WCC for 30th year
Richard Rezler - August 12, 2019
For the 30th consecutive summer, the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry (UA) is back on the Washtenaw Community College campus for its Instructor Training Program.
View Post : United Association returns to WCC for 30th yeartags: UA, Union, ousearch_News_2019, United Association
![President Bellanca](/about/president/_media/bellanca.jpg)
WCC trustees extend contract of President Bellanca
Richard Rezler - July 31, 2019
The Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees voted to extend the contract of President and CEO Dr. Rose B. Bellanca to June 30, 2022.
View Post : WCC trustees extend contract of President Bellanca![WCC Logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
WCC adds nine new 3 plus 1 articulation agreements
Richard Rezler - July 30, 2019
The Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees approved nine new 3+1 articulation agreements at its July meeting on Tuesday. The agreements allow students to use up to 90 credits completed at WCC toward a 120-credit bachelor's degree program.
View Post : WCC adds nine new 3 plus 1 articulation agreements![The WCC Online Learning team of (from left) Patricia Campbell, Sean Thomas and Nancy Collison won a 2019 Blackboard Catalyst Award.](/news/articles/_media/nova.jpg)
WCC online learning team wins Blackboard professional development award
Richard Rezler - July 22, 2019
A three-member team from the Online Learning department at Washtenaw Community College will be honored for its innovation and excellence with a 2019 Blackboard Catalyst Award from Blackboard Inc., a leading education technology company for teaching, learning and student engagement.
View Post : WCC online learning team wins Blackboard professional development awardtags: ousearch_News_2019, Blackboard
![WCC student Spenser Williams sits near his work at the New Art, New Artist booth at the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair.](/news/articles/_media/artfair_williams.jpg)
Two WCC photography students in 'new artist' program at Ann Arbor Art Fair
Richard Rezler - July 18, 2019
Two Washtenaw Community College photography students are among seven artists participating in the New Art, New Artists College Student Mentoring Program at this year’s Ann Arbor Street Art Fair.
View Post : Two WCC photography students in 'new artist' program at Ann Arbor Art Fairtags: Photography, ousearch_News_2019
![WCC Logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
WCC receives grant to fund student success initiatives
Richard Rezler - July 17, 2019
TargetX awarded Washtenaw Community College with a ‘Power of X Grant’ worth $11,376 to fund student success initiatives. The award was accepted by Student Services director Laura Crane at the 2019 TargetX Summit in New Orleans on Tuesday.
View Post : WCC receives grant to fund student success initiatives![WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca stands with Ironworkers representatives (from left) Lee Worley, Victor Cornellier, Eric Dean and Ed Abbott.](/news/articles/_media/ironworkers-2019.jpg)
Ironworkers celebrating 10th anniversary at WCC
Richard Rezler - July 15, 2019
For the 10th consecutive summer, the Ironworkers are back in Washtenaw County for their annual Instructor Training Program, bringing nearly 800 people to use the facilities at Washtenaw Community College and leave significant economic impact on the surrounding area.
View Post : Ironworkers celebrating 10th anniversary at WCCtags: ousearch_News_2019, Ironworkers
![Recent WCC graduate Joshua Mehay poses with Megan Donahue, the outgoing president of the American Astronomical Society, at the organization’s bi-annual conference in St. Louis last month. Donahue is a Physics and Astronomy professor at Michigan State University.](/news/articles/_media/mehay.png)
Coin flip, inquisitiveness led WCC business student to astronomy conference
Richard Rezler - July 09, 2019
How does a community college student studying business end up at the largest conference of astronomers in the world? Well, it starts with a coin flip.
View Post : Coin flip, inquisitiveness led WCC business student to astronomy conferencetags: Business, ousearch_News_2019
![WCC Logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
WCC's 2019-20 faculty department chair appointments
Richard Rezler - July 09, 2019
The Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees approved the college's 2019-20 faculty department chair appointments at its June monthly meeting.
View Post : WCC's 2019-20 faculty department chair appointmentstags: ousearch_News_2019
![Matthew Burtell wears his WCC sweatshirt in front of Hoover Tower on the campus of Stanford University.](/news/articles/_media/burtell2.jpg)
Navy veteran sets sail for Yale with fond memories of his time at WCC
Richard Rezler - July 03, 2019
Matthew Burtell was floating in the Sea of Japan when he first contacted WCC. Or maybe he was 2,000 miles south in the South China Sea.
View Post : Navy veteran sets sail for Yale with fond memories of his time at WCCtags: Matthew Burtell, Veterans, Wadhams Veterans Center, Keeping Up the Good Work, Yale University, ousearch_News_2019
![WCC student Cody Gray competed in the automotive refinishing technology category at the at the 55th Annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference.](/news/articles/_media/gray2.jpg)
Cody Gray uses lessons learned on-the-job and in WCC classes at SkillsUSA
Washtenaw Community College - June 28, 2019
Cody Gray came prepared for the competition at this week's 55th annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference.
View Post : Cody Gray uses lessons learned on-the-job and in WCC classes at SkillsUSAtags: ousearch_News_2019, SkillsUSA, Cody Gray, Auto Body
![WCC student Tyler Stott competed in the Collision Repair Technology competition at the 55th Annual SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.](/news/articles/_media/stott-a.jpg)
WCC student Tyler Stott displays multiple skills at SkillsUSA
Washtenaw Community College - June 27, 2019
When it comes to working on cars, Washtenaw Community College student Tyler Stott is able to do a little bit of everything.
View Post : WCC student Tyler Stott displays multiple skills at SkillsUSAtags: SkillsUSA, ousearch_News_2019, Tyler Stott, Auto Body
![WCC student Evan Pasternak shows off some of his work completed during the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Louisville, Kentucky.](/news/articles/_media/evan1a.jpg)
Strong work ethic drives WCC welding student to national competition
Washtenaw Community College - June 26, 2019
Evan Pasternak's development into a national-caliber welder is Exhibit A for what results from hours of hard work and determination.
View Post : Strong work ethic drives WCC welding student to national competitiontags: ousearch_News_2019, Evan Pasternak, SkillsUSA, Welding
![Operative Plasterers’ and Cement Masons’ International Association (OPCMIA) members advance their skills inside a Washtenaw Community College computer lab during the inaugural year of their Instructor Training Program in 2018.](/news/articles/_media/plasterers.png)
Plasterers, masons mark second year of instructor training program at WCC
Kelly Gampel - June 26, 2019
The first of three international skilled trade unions that use Washtenaw Community College as home base for summer training programs concluded its courses Friday.
View Post : Plasterers, masons mark second year of instructor training program at WCCtags: ousearch_News_2019, Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' International Association, Plasterers
![Ya-Yun Hu addresses her peers June 20, 2019 during the Adult Transitions Pathway' Student Recognition Ceremony, honoring those who have completed the GED Pathways program since July 2018.](/news/articles/_media/ged.jpg)
Students overcome struggles to earn GED diplomas
Kelly Gampel - June 21, 2019
June 20 was an evening some students doubted was in reach.
View Post : Students overcome struggles to earn GED diplomastags: Adult Transitions Pathways, Lawanda Leverett, ousearch_News_2019, GED
![WCC faculty member Dr. Marvin Boluyt (center) receives the college's silver recognition from Dr. Robert Sallis and Dr. Renee Jeffries-Heil of the American College of Sports Medicine.](/news/articles/_media/exercise-medicine.jpg)
WCC recognized for promoting exercise on campus
Richard Rezler - June 11, 2019
Washtenaw Community College has received silver-level recognition for its newly launched Exercise is Medicine on Campus (EIM-OC) program.
View Post : WCC recognized for promoting exercise on campustags: Marvin Boluyt, Exercise, American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), ousearch_News_2019
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
New in Fall '19: General Studies degree meets needs of 21st century workforce
Richard Rezler - June 10, 2019
Faculty and administration at Washtenaw Community College are consistently compiling insight from student feedback, industry research and educational analyses to determine the need for curriculum changes. Sometimes that insight can result in slight tweaks to existing programming and sometimes it can result in the formation of a totally new program.
View Post : New in Fall '19: General Studies degree meets needs of 21st century workforcetags: AGGSD, ousearch_News_2019, General Studies
![Martaveius Taylor](/news/articles/_media/m-taylor.jpg)
Student profile: Martaveius Taylor's varied areas of study have singular purpose
Richard Rezler - June 09, 2019
Officially, Martaveius Taylor is majoring in Digital Video Production at Washtenaw Community College.
View Post : Student profile: Martaveius Taylor's varied areas of study have singular purposetags: Digital Video Production, Martaveius Taylor, ousearch_News_2019
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
New in Fall '19: Web Design and Development certificates
Richard Rezler - June 03, 2019
WCC’s Web Design & Development faculty members discovered a demand from students and industry to offer shorter, layered certificate programs. In response, the department will offer five new web-based certificate programs beginning in Fall 2019 that range from 10 to 12 credit hours apiece.
View Post : New in Fall '19: Web Design and Development certificatestags: ousearch_News_2019
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
New in Fall '19: Broadcast Media Arts Certificate
Richard Rezler - May 31, 2019
Dena Blair, lead faculty member for Washtenaw Community College's Broadcast Media Arts department, took a sabbatical to evaluate how the skills being taught in the college’s associate degree program match the demands of what the industry expects of its entry-level employees and four-year institutions expect of their transfer students.
View Post : New in Fall '19: Broadcast Media Arts Certificatetags: Web Design and Development Certificates, ousearch_News_2019, Broadcast Media Arts, Dena Blair
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
WCC proposes strategic partnership to boost IT services
Richard Rezler - May 22, 2019
In June 2017, Washtenaw Community College experienced a complete information technology (IT) network outage that lasted three days. The impact on the college was significant and affected everything from new student applications and Fall semester registration to students’ ability to attend online classes and complete assignments.
View Post : WCC proposes strategic partnership to boost IT servicestags: ousearch_News_2019
![WCC graduate holding up diploma](/news/articles/_media/grad.jpg)
WCC Class of 2019
Richard Rezler - May 18, 2019
Congratulations 2018-2019 Washtenaw Community College graduates and graduate candidates! We applaud your hard work, perseverance and accomplishment.
View Post : WCC Class of 2019tags: ousearch_News_2019
![Honors Convocation student speaker Vivian Wang.](/news/articles/_media/honors-convocation.jpg)
Honors Convocation student speaker advises peers to step outside comfort zone
Richard Rezler - May 17, 2019
In one of her final acts as a Washtenaw Community College student, Vivian Wang encouraged her fellow high achievers to step outside their comfort zone in order to maximize their college experience.
View Post : Honors Convocation student speaker advises peers to step outside comfort zone![Nursing graduate Meghan Hendershot speaks on behalf of her class.](/news/articles/_media/nursing2.jpg)
Nursing graduates participate in traditional pinning ceremony
Richard Rezler - May 16, 2019
Family and friends of 62 Washtenaw Community College nursing program graduates filled Towsley Auditorium on Wednesday evening for the Spring Graduate Nurse Pinning Ceremony.
View Post : Nursing graduates participate in traditional pinning ceremonytags: Center of Excellence in Nursing Education, Nursing, ousearch_News_2019
![Irene Hasseberg Butter (right), a Holocaust survivor and Professor Emerita of Public Health at the University of Michigan, provided the keynote address for the event.](/news/articles/_media/womenscouncil_butters.jpg)
WCC Foundation Women's Council honors three community leaders
Richard Rezler - May 15, 2019
The Washtenaw Community College Foundation’s Women’s Council honored three women for their contributions to the community at its annual Salute to Women’s Leadership luncheon today.
View Post : WCC Foundation Women's Council honors three community leaders![Shanell Smith with winning check](/news/articles/_media/pitch_grow.png)
Aspiring and fledgling entrepreneurs win cash prizes at Pitch@WCC
Richard Rezler - May 14, 2019
Music was thumping and hors d’oeuvres being enjoyed by the nearly 150 people who turned out to watch Pitch@WCC, the highlight event of the year for the Entrepreneurship Center at WCC on Thursday, May 9.
View Post : Aspiring and fledgling entrepreneurs win cash prizes at Pitch@WCCtags: ousearch_News_2019
![High Honors](/news/articles/_media/highhonors.jpg)
652 WCC students earn high honors during Winter 2019 semester
Richard Rezler - May 13, 2019
A total of 652 students earned "High Honors" during the Winter 2019 semester at Washtenaw Community College. To earn "High Honors" distinction, a student must complete 12 or more credits with a 3.8 GPA or higher.
View Post : 652 WCC students earn high honors during Winter 2019 semestertags: ousearch_News_2019
![Graphic design student Mary Huotari shows her portfolio May 2 at the annual Digital Media Arts Student Gala.](/news/articles/_media/dma-gala.png)
Creativity on display at annual DMA Student Gala
Kelly Gampel - May 09, 2019
A semester worth of creativity culminated May 2 at the annual Digital Media Arts Student Gala.
View Post : Creativity on display at annual DMA Student Galatags: ousearch_News_2019
![WCC alumnus Thomas Klemm (left) and his father, Richard Klemm, prior to commencement ceremonies at Eastern Michigan University.](/news/articles/_media/klemm-father-son.jpg)
With WCC and EMU degrees complete, high school dropout and addict is off to U-M
Richard Rezler - April 29, 2019
Following his graduation from Eastern Michigan University on Sunday, Washtenaw Community College alumnus Thomas Klemm is two-thirds of the way through a trifecta of Washtenaw County higher education.
View Post : With WCC and EMU degrees complete, high school dropout and addict is off to U-Mtags: Graduation, ousearch_News_2019, Keeping Up the Good Work
![A screenshot of](/news/articles/_media/shots-that-count.png)
WCC students claim five first-place video awards in statewide competition
Richard Rezler - April 28, 2019
Washtenaw Community College students won five awards at the Michigan Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences’ 41st annual Student Production Awards on Sunday, April 28.
View Post : WCC students claim five first-place video awards in statewide competitiontags: Student Success, Student Production Awards, Student Awards, Digital Media Arts, Digital Video Production
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
WCC recognizes faculty, staff for milestone anniversaries
Richard Rezler - April 25, 2019
Washtenaw Community College employees celebrating milestone work anniversaries of 10 or more years in 2019 were recognized at an Employee Recognition Reception on Thursday, April 25.
View Post : WCC recognizes faculty, staff for milestone anniversaries![WCC student Ahmed Ghalib with a certificate signifying his selection as a Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship recipient.](/news/articles/_media/ghalib1.jpg)
WCC student Ahmed Ghalib wins highly selective, national scholarship
Richard Rezler - April 24, 2019
For the second straight year, a Washtenaw Community College student is the recipient of a Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship that awards bachelor's degree-seeking students up to $40,000 annually for as many as three years.
View Post : WCC student Ahmed Ghalib wins highly selective, national scholarshiptags: Keeping Up the Good Work, Award, Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, ousearch_News_2019, Scholarship
![Susan Dentel](/news/articles/_media/dentel.jpg)
WCC instructor receives national 'distinguished faculty' designation
Richard Rezler - April 23, 2019
Susan Dentel, a Washtenaw Community College life sciences faculty member and coordinator of its STEM Scholars program, is one of 22 instructors from around the nation to receive 2019 Dale P. Parnell Distinguished Faculty designation from the American Association of Community Colleges.
View Post : WCC instructor receives national 'distinguished faculty' designation![WCC will host the Michigan National Arts and Sciences’ annual awards ceremony on Sunday, April 28 in Towsley Auditorium.](/news/articles/_media/natas_awards.png)
WCC finalists for video awards include project from introductory class
Richard Rezler - April 17, 2019
The Foundations in Digital Video I class at Washtenaw Community College is designed to introduce students to “the basics of video production and editing.” Those exact words appear in the first sentence of the VID 105 course description.
View Post : WCC finalists for video awards include project from introductory classtags: ousearch_News_2019
![The number of young children and families attending the bi-annual Free College Day event at WCC has steadily grown since it started in 2014.](/news/articles/_media/freecollegeday.jpg)
500+ community members enjoy Free College Day at WCC
Richard Rezler - April 09, 2019
Pamela Lewis and her 9-year-old daughter were running late to their last of three Free College Day classes, but Evanna was fully captivated by what was in front of her on the first floor of the Crane Liberal Arts and Science Building.
View Post : 500+ community members enjoy Free College Day at WCC![Professional illustrator Cathy Gendron speaks to an ART 112 class during WCC's Professionals in the Classroom event on April 4.](/news/articles/_media/professionalsinclassroom.jpg)
Students get real-world lessons from Professionals in the Classroom
Washtenaw Community College - April 08, 2019
Students at Washtenaw Community College got a glimpse at how their classwork applies to the real world during the Professionals in the Classroom program on April 3-4.
View Post : Students get real-world lessons from Professionals in the Classroomtags: ousearch_News_2019
![WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca sits with Bravo Award winners (from left) Myron Covington, Bob Lowing and Jing Bai Swanson.](/news/articles/_media/bravowinners.jpg)
Bravo! WCC faculty, staff honored for positive impact on students' lives
Richard Rezler - April 04, 2019
Washtenaw Community College faculty and staff members were recognized Thursday, April 4 for making a positive impact on students’ academic, professional and personal lives.
View Post : Bravo! WCC faculty, staff honored for positive impact on students' livestags: Bravo Awards, ousearch_News_2019
![Ann Arbor City Council member Jane Lumm (left) presents Bellanca with a Community College Month proclamation from Ann Arbor mayor Christopher Taylor.](/news/articles/_media/presluncheonproc.jpg)
Bellanca thanks supporters at President's Leadership Recognition Luncheon
Kelly Gampel - April 04, 2019
The support Washtenaw Community College receives from area partners is what makes it, in part, successful. Those partners include leaders in the community, government, business and industry, and education.
View Post : Bellanca thanks supporters at President's Leadership Recognition Luncheontags: ousearch_News_2019, President's Leadership Recognition Luncheon
![Ann Arbor mayor Christopher Taylor](/news/articles/_media/taylor-2019.png)
Ann Arbor mayor's proclamation honors WCC during Community College Month
Richard Rezler - April 02, 2019
In recognition of national Community College Month, Ann Arbor mayor Christopher Taylor issued a proclamation urging citizens "to recognize and appreciate the outstanding contributions" that Washtenaw Community College makes to the community.
View Post : Ann Arbor mayor's proclamation honors WCC during Community College Month![U-M economists Donald Grimes, center, and Gabriel Ehrlich answer questions from the audience after presenting the county economic outlook data March 28 at the Washtenaw Economic Club luncheon.](/news/articles/_media/wec-2019.jpg)
Economic outlook for Washtenaw County: Three more years of growth
Richard Rezler - March 28, 2019
University of Michigan economists anticipate three more years of job growth, falling unemployment and real wage growth for Washtenaw County.
View Post : Economic outlook for Washtenaw County: Three more years of growth![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
Human Library aims to challenge stereotypes
Kelly Gampel - March 27, 2019
“Don’t judge a book by its cover.”
View Post : Human Library aims to challenge stereotypestags: Human Library, Library, ousearch_News_2019
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
In-district tuition rates at WCC to remain flat for second consecutive year
Richard Rezler - March 26, 2019
The Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees has approved the college’s plan to freeze tuition costs for in-district students for a second consecutive year, maintaining WCC’s status as one of the most affordable higher education options in the state of Michigan.
View Post : In-district tuition rates at WCC to remain flat for second consecutive yeartags: Tuition, ousearch_News_2019
![Washtenaw Community College](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
WCC recognizing employees' milestone anniversaries on April 25
Washtenaw Community College - March 26, 2019
Please join us in congratulating the following WCC employees celebrating milestone anniversaries of 10 or more years of service in 2019.
View Post : WCC recognizing employees' milestone anniversaries on April 25![Therese Jarjoura won second place honors at the 2019 WCC Student Art Show for her sculpture](/news/articles/_media/1552009591ne_jarjoura-student-art.jpg)
Award winners announced at WCC Student Art Show
Richard Rezler - March 07, 2019
Versatility was on full display at the opening reception of the 2019 Student Art Show on Thursday at Washtenaw Community College. The evening event featured an awards ceremony, with the show’s top two honors going to student artists who excelled while experimenting with mediums outside their primary focus.
View Post : Award winners announced at WCC Student Art Showtags: WCC Student Art Show, Associate of Art, ousearch_News_2019, Fine Arts
![WCC instructor Betsy Foss leans against the unabridged Webster’s Third New International Dictionary in the college’s Writing Center.](/news/articles/_media/1551734000ne_fossspellingbee.jpg)
WCC ESL instructor gets her 'spelling geek on' at spelling bee fundraiser
Richard Rezler - March 04, 2019
There are more than 476,000 entries in the unabridged Webster’s Third New International Dictionary. Betsy Foss is responsible for picking out a few dozen of the best, most interesting and most challenging words from the tome.
View Post : WCC ESL instructor gets her 'spelling geek on' at spelling bee fundraisertags: ESL, ousearch_News_2019, fundraiser, Betsy Foss
![New WCC Board of Trustees chairperson Christina Fleming](/news/articles/_media/1551216215fleming.jpg)
WCC Board of Trustees elects officers for 2019-2020
Richard Rezler - February 26, 2019
Christina M.H. Fleming was elected as chairperson of the Washtenaw Community College Board of Trustees by fellow members of the board at its Tuesday, Feb. 26 organizational meeting.
View Post : WCC Board of Trustees elects officers for 2019-2020tags: ousearch_News_2019, Board of Trustees, Christina M.H. Fleming
![Student recruitment fair](/_media/recruit.png)
WCC's annual Spring Career and Internship Fair is free, open to public
Richard Rezler - February 25, 2019
The 2019 Spring Career & Internship Fair at Washtenaw Community College is expected to include representatives from approximately 80 employers with full-time, part-time and internship opportunities in a variety of industries.
View Post : WCC's annual Spring Career and Internship Fair is free, open to publictags: ousearch_News_2019, Center for Career Success, Career & Internship Fair
![Women's History Month postcard graphic](/news/articles/_media/1551127010ne_womenshistorymonth.jpg)
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha kicks off Women's History Month at WCC
Richard Rezler - February 25, 2019
An appearance by Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician responsible for exposing the Flint water crisis, highlights a series of free, open-to-the-public Women’s History Month events at Washtenaw Community College during March.
View Post : Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha kicks off Women's History Month at WCCtags: Mona Hanna-Attisha, ousearch_News_2019, Flint water crisis, Women's History Month
![Michigan Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist speaks with a Washtenaw Community College welding student Feb. 20 about their experience at the college and what they are learning in class. Gilchrist toured the Advanced Transportation Center and Center of Nursing Excellence facilities at WCC.](/news/articles/_media/1550850663vid20190220-gilchrist.jpg)
Lt.-Gov. Gilchrist visits campus
Kelly Gampel - February 22, 2019
When colleges are successful, the state is successful, Michigan Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist said Feb. 20 while standing inside a WCC healthcare simulation lab.
View Post : Lt.-Gov. Gilchrist visits campustags: Welding, cybersecurity, Nursing, Garlin Gilchrist, ousearch_News_2019, Advanced Transportation Center, Lieutenant Governor
![Megan Di Dio](/news/articles/_media/1550769356ne_megandidio.jpg)
WCC dental assisting graduate wins national scholarship
Richard Rezler - February 21, 2019
For the second consecutive year, a graduate of the Washtenaw Community College dental assisting program has been selected for a national scholarship by the American Dental Assistants Association and the Dental Assisting National Board, Inc.
View Post : WCC dental assisting graduate wins national scholarshiptags: Dental Assisting, Megan Di Dio, National Scholarship, ousearch_News_2019
![WCC instructor Jing Bai Swanson](/news/articles/_media/1550678614ne_jingbaiswanson.jpg)
WCC instructor part of international group presenting at conference in China
Richard Rezler - February 21, 2019
Jing Bai Swanson, professional faculty in WCC's Business & Computer Technologies department, is part of an international group of college instructors that will present at the ACM Global Computing Education Conference (CompEd 2019) in Chengdu, China in May.
View Post : WCC instructor part of international group presenting at conference in Chinatags: Jing Bai Swanson, Business and Computer Technologies, ousearch_News_2019
![WCC will fly its Tree Campus USA flag for the third consecutive year.](/news/articles/_media/1550610655ne_treecampus-usa.jpg)
Three-peat! WCC earns Tree Campus USA distinction for third consecutive year
Richard Rezler - February 19, 2019
Washtenaw Community College has earned the distinction of Tree Campus USA from the Arbor Day Foundation for the third consecutive year.
View Post : Three-peat! WCC earns Tree Campus USA distinction for third consecutive yeartags: Holly Herman, Tree Campus USA, ousearch_News_2019, Landscape and Grounds
![Ahmed Ghalib (left) and Jianing](/news/articles/_media/1549923231ne_cooketransfers.jpg)
Two WCC students are semifinalists for prestigious scholarship
Richard Rezler - February 11, 2019
Two Washtenaw Community College students are among the semifinalists for a prestigious Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship.
View Post : Two WCC students are semifinalists for prestigious scholarshiptags: ousearch_News_2019, Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship
![Press Release](/news/articles/_media/1549648302ne_pressrelease.jpg)
WCC opening new Career Transitions Office
Richard Rezler - February 08, 2019
Washtenaw Community College is opening a new Career Transitions Office to prepare employers, individuals and the community for future jobs.
View Post : WCC opening new Career Transitions Office![WCC alumna Aisha Bowe prior to her lecture,](/news/articles/_media/1549500745ne_aishabowe2.jpg)
WCC alumna Aisha Bowe inspires students, energizes staff with lecture
Richard Rezler - February 06, 2019
Aisha Bowe has two aerospace engineering degrees from U of M, spent seven years working for NASA and is a successful tech entrepreneur.
View Post : WCC alumna Aisha Bowe inspires students, energizes staff with lecturetags: ousearch_News_2019, Aisha Bowe, Entrepreneur, STEM, NASA, STEM Scholars Program, Aerospace Engineering
![Career & Technical Education Month](/news/articles/_media/1548430278ne_cte.jpg)
WCC celebrates Career and Technical Education Month
Richard Rezler - January 25, 2019
Washtenaw Community College has joined the national movement to celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE).
View Post : WCC celebrates Career and Technical Education Monthtags: Brandon Tucker, Apryl Scheffler, Career and Technical Education, ousearch_News_2019
![Abbee Elwell delivers her student address at the 2019 Winter Honors Convocation on Thursday, Jan. 24.](/news/articles/_media/1548371509ne_honorsconvocation.jpg)
WCC celebrates high-achieving students at Winter Honors Convocation
Richard Rezler - January 24, 2019
Abbee Elwell called it an “awe-inspiring” honor to be chosen as the student speaker at Washtenaw Community College’s Winter Honors Convocation ceremony on Thursday, Jan. 24.
View Post : WCC celebrates high-achieving students at Winter Honors Convocation![RN/LPN Skills Refresher class offered at WCC](/news/articles/_media/1533237056ane_skillsrefresher.jpg)
RN/LPN Skills Refresher class offered at WCC
Richard Rezler - January 23, 2019
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: Nursing, Health Sciences, ousearch_News_2019
![WCC Dental Clinic](/news/articles/_media/1548177673ne_dentalclinic.jpg)
WCC dental clinic opens Feb. 5; offers low-cost treatments to community
Richard Rezler - January 22, 2019
The WCC Dental Clinic opens for the winter semester on Tuesday, Feb. 5 and will provide low-cost treatments to the community.
View Post : WCC dental clinic opens Feb. 5; offers low-cost treatments to communitytags: ousearch_News_2019, Dental Clinic
![A stack of stickers was among the giveaways at a previous Welcome Day.](/news/articles/_media/1548102078sm_welcomeday.jpg)
Winter 2019 Welcome Day: Wednesday, Jan. 23
Richard Rezler - January 21, 2019
Welcome Day for the Winter 2019 semester will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 23 on the first floor of the Student Center.
View Post : Winter 2019 Welcome Day: Wednesday, Jan. 23tags: Student Activities, Rachel Barsch, ousearch_News_2019, Welcome Day
![The Bond family cuts the ribbon on their new home.](/news/articles/_media/1548030470ne_youthbuild1.jpg)
Ypsilanti family cuts ribbon on home built by WCC's YouthBuild program
Richard Rezler - January 20, 2019
When the Bond family cut the ribbon on their new beginning, it also signified the culmination of the three-year YouthBuild program administered by Washtenaw Community College.
View Post : Ypsilanti family cuts ribbon on home built by WCC's YouthBuild programtags: Construction Technology, YouthBuild, ousearch_News_2019, Ypsilanti
![Carol Tinkle stocks the shelves of the WCC food pantry.](/news/articles/_media/foodbank-490x327.jpg)
Student food pantry gets big donation from a little WCC teamwork
Washtenaw Community College - January 16, 2019
Student food pantry stocks the shelves with help from WCC teams.
View Post : Student food pantry gets big donation from a little WCC teamworktags: Food Pantry, ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![WCC receives donation of 2018 Murano from Nissan Technical Center North America](/news/articles/_media/nissan-490x327.jpg)
WCC receives donation of 2018 Murano from Nissan Technical Center North America
Richard Rezler - January 16, 2019
Nissan Technical Center North America’s (NTCNA) donation of a 2018 Nissan Murano is being called a “turning point” for the Auto Service.
View Post : WCC receives donation of 2018 Murano from Nissan Technical Center North America![Shawn Deron, an instructor in WCC's Motorcycle Service Technology department, puts the finishing touches on the vehicle the college is displaying in the Automobili-D exhibition at NAIAS on Jan. 14-17. Deron led the multi-department project.](/news/articles/_media/1547404710ne_slingshot.jpg)
WCC showcasing advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity programs at NAIAS
Richard Rezler - January 13, 2019
Washtenaw Community College is back at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) to showcase how it is combining those two worlds to help create the talent pipeline for the mobility revolution.
View Post : WCC showcasing advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity programs at NAIAStags: North America International Auto Show, cybersecurity, ousearch_News_2019, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Mobility
![One of the 90 new recycling stations placed around campus over the holiday break.](/news/articles/_media/1546582593ne_recyclingstations.jpg)
90 new stations will make WCC's recycling effort easier, more effective
Richard Rezler - January 04, 2019
When students return for the start of the winter semester, they’ll be greeted by 90 new recycling and waste stations placed in corridors, lobbies and other common spaces around campus.
View Post : 90 new stations will make WCC's recycling effort easier, more effectivetags: ousearch_News_2019, Facilities Management, Recycling, Sustainability
![Lousayni Benson was one of the first hires made to enter Michigan Medicine's new Service Desk Apprenticeship Program.](/news/articles/_media/apprenticeship-week.jpg)
WCC, Michigan Medicine launch Service Desk Apprenticeship Progam
Richard Rezler - November 16, 2018
Apprenticeships are typically associated with the skilled trades. That convention is changing and a recent apprenticeship program helps Michigan Medicine attract IT professionals
View Post : WCC, Michigan Medicine launch Service Desk Apprenticeship Progamtags: ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![High school students listen to WCC faculty Cyndi Millns and Michael Galea discuss the importance of cybersecurity Nov. 12 at Square One's Autonomous Innovative Vehicle Design program, which kicked off earlier in the day.](/news/articles/_media/hs-cyber.jpg)
Students get glimpse into cybersecurity thanks to WCC instructors
Kelly Gampel - November 15, 2018
High school students listen to WCC faculty discuss the importance of cybersecurity.
View Post : Students get glimpse into cybersecurity thanks to WCC instructorstags: 2018, ousearch_News_2018
![Attendees at the inaugural](/news/articles/_media/womencte.jpg)
Breaking Barriers: Women in CTE @ WCC
Richard Rezler - November 13, 2018
The first meetings of the Breaking Barriers: Women in Career and Technical Education @ WCC group were held last week.
View Post : Breaking Barriers: Women in CTE @ WCCtags: 2018, ousearch_News_2018
![Christopher Taylor](/news/articles/_media/taylor.jpg)
Ann Arbor mayor releases proclamation for National Apprenticeship Week
Richard Rezler - November 12, 2018
November 12-18 is National Apprenticeship Week, a U.S. Department of Labor-led opportunity to show support for apprenticeship and showcase programs, facilities and apprentices in local communities.
View Post : Ann Arbor mayor releases proclamation for National Apprenticeship Weektags: ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![Tuition Rate Comparison](/news/articles/_media/1495658329tuition_rate.jpg)
How much will you save?
Washtenaw Community College - November 08, 2018
Students who complete their first two years of general education classes at WCC before transferring to complete their bachelor's degree can save more than $17,000.
View Post : How much will you save?tags: 2018, ousearch_News_2018
![DaQuann Harrison](/news/articles/_media/harrison.jpg)
WCC student's bid for Ypsilanti school board comes up short
Richard Rezler - November 07, 2018
The day didn’t end as DaQuann Harrison hoped. He finished fourth out of the six candidates vying for three open seats on the school board.
View Post : WCC student's bid for Ypsilanti school board comes up shorttags: 2018, ousearch_News_2018
![One of the winner of WCC United Way campaign raffle](/news/articles/_media/1541529508ua10.jpg)
WCC United Way campaign raffle winners drawn
Richard Rezler - November 06, 2018
Congrats to the winners of the WCC United Way campaign raffle.
View Post : WCC United Way campaign raffle winners drawntags: ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![Veterans career fair offers networking, sessions](/news/articles/_media/hire-a-vet.jpg)
Veterans career fair offers networking, sessions
Richard Rezler - November 05, 2018
Designed to connect veterans and their families with potential employers, Washtenaw Community College is co-hosting a networking event and job fair with Hire MI Vet.
View Post : Veterans career fair offers networking, sessionstags: ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![WCC Radiography program director William Nelson (right) has a Technologist of the Year pin placed on his lapel by his father, Robert Nelson, who won the same award in 1986.](/news/articles/_media/nelsonaward.jpg)
WCC faculty member William Nelson following his father's footsteps
Richard Rezler - October 23, 2018
When Washtenaw Community College faculty member William Nelson won the Technologist of the Year Award from the Michigan Society of Radiologic Technologists last month, a familiar face was there to pin the award on his lapel – his father, Robert Nelson, who won the same award in 1986.
View Post : WCC faculty member William Nelson following his father's footstepstags: ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![Elizabeth Connors (left) learns that she's won an Occupational Studies Outstanding Educator Award from WCC Dean of Health Sciences Dr. Valerie Greaves.](/news/articles/_media/1539362475ne_connors_award.jpg)
WCC faculty member wins Occupational Studies Outstanding Educator Award
Richard Rezler - October 22, 2018
Washtenaw Community College faculty member Elizabeth Connors will be honored with an Occupational Studies Outstanding Educator Award at the Trends in Occupational Studies Conference being held October 24-26 in Troy.
View Post : WCC faculty member wins Occupational Studies Outstanding Educator Awardtags: Occupational Studies, Outstanding Educator Award, 2018, ousearch_News_2018
![Best Online Computer Science Degrees](/news/articles/_media/1539015478-computerscience.png)
WCC's computer science program recognized for online learning excellence
Richard Rezler - October 08, 2018
Washtenaw Community College has been recognized as offering one of the best online computer science programs in the country by AffordableCollegesOnline.org.
View Post : WCC's computer science program recognized for online learning excellencetags: Computer Science, ousearch_News_2018, 2018
![Matea Pejic describes her involvement with the Campus Vote Project to the WCC Board of Trustees during its September meeting.](/news/articles/_media/1539008156ne_matea.jpg)
Student leaving an 'indelible mark' on WCC on her way to law school
Julia Ochoa-Corante, Public Relations work study student - October 08, 2018
Matea Pejic describes her involvement with the Campus Vote Project to the WCC Board of Trustees during its September meeting.
View Post : Student leaving an 'indelible mark' on WCC on her way to law schooltags: ousearch_News_2018, Paralegal Studies/Pre Law Program, UNICEF Campus Initiative, 2018
![Twilight to Dawn](/news/articles/_media/1537463520ne_artprize.png)
WCC student exhibiting classroom assignment at ArtPrize
Richard Rezler - September 20, 2018
When Lois Wightman first enrolled in a digital photography class at Washtenaw Community College, she was simply looking to learn something creative in her retirement.
View Post : WCC student exhibiting classroom assignment at ArtPrizetags: 2018, Lois Wightman, Digital Photography, ousearch_News_2018, Photography
![Fall Career and Internship Fair](/news/articles/_media/careerfair.jpg)
WCC's annual Fall Career and Internship Fair is free, open to public
Richard Rezler - September 20, 2018
The 2018 Fall Career & Internship Fair at Washtenaw Community College is expected to include representatives from an estimated 70 employers looking to immediately fill current job opportunities. The event is free and open to the public.
View Post : WCC's annual Fall Career and Internship Fair is free, open to publictags: Internship, 2018, ousearch_News_2018, Career
![I like WCC](/_media/pin.png)
Community invited to WCC's Fall Open House on Sept. 30
Richard Rezler - September 18, 2018
The entire community is welcome when Washtenaw Community College once again opens the doors to its classrooms, labs and performance spaces for its annual Fall Open House celebration on Sunday, Sept. 30.
View Post : Community invited to WCC's Fall Open House on Sept. 30tags: Open House, 2018, ousearch_News_2018, Free College Day
![WCC's Fall 2017 Welcome Day in Community Park](/news/articles/_media/1535660925ne_welcomeday.jpg)
Students: Come to Welcome Day on September 12
Richard Rezler - August 30, 2018
Come for the fun and games, leave with important information about the wide range of programs and services available to Washtenaw Community College students.
View Post : Students: Come to Welcome Day on September 12tags: Welcome Day, 2018, ousearch_News_2018
![Michael Kozma](/news/articles/_media/1535521615ne_kozma.jpg)
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: ousearch_News_2018, Michael Kozma, Police Academy, 2018
![Jim Krupp, wearing the same graduation gown his wife wore 30 years ago, and each of his three children wore during their own graduation ceremonies.](/news/articles/_media/1534792446ne_krupp_ua_grad.jpg)
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: Graduation, United Association, Union, Commencement, 2018, ousearch_News_2018, Jim Krupp
![RN/LPN Skills Refresher class offered at WCC](/news/articles/_media/1533237056ane_skillsrefresher.jpg)
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: Nursing, Mary Burns-Coral, Workforce Development, 2018, ousearch_News_2018, Health Sciences
![Fiber Optics Certifications](/news/articles/_media/fiber-optics2.png)
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, 2018, Fiber Optics, ousearch_News_2018
![Community Development Manager Anthony Williamson outside the Parkridge Community Center in Ypsilanti.](/news/articles/_media/1534431822ne_parkridgecc.jpg)
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
![Washtenaw Community College logo](/news/articles/_media/wcc-logo-2.png)
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: Training Programs, 2018, Plumbers and Pipefitters, United Association, Union, ousearch_News_2018