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McKinley calls on WCC to develop maintenance staff
Washtenaw Community College - April 23, 2018
McKinley, Inc., one of the nation’s largest residential and commercial real estate development companies, called upon Washtenaw Community College to help train building maintenance professionals for employment at the company’s apartment and housing units around the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti area.
View Post : McKinley calls on WCC to develop maintenance stafftags: Workforce Development, On The Record, Community enrichment, training, April 2018, ousearch_News_On The Record
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Public invited by Pitch@WCC
Washtenaw Community College - April 23, 2018
The Entrepreneurship Center at Washtenaw Community College is hosting its third annual Pitch@WCC contest on Tuesday, May 15 and the public is invited to attend and cheer on the competitors.
View Post : Public invited by Pitch@WCCtags: Entrepreneurship Center, On The Record, Pitch@WCC, April 2018, ousearch_News_On The Record
![Al Lecz (left), Director of the WCC Advanced Transportation Center, describes a prototype vehicle exhibited at this year’s North American International Auto Show. Constructed and assembled with lightweighting materials by WCC faculty and students using the college’s state-of-the-art equipment, the vehicle features examples of transmitters, receivers and sensors needed to communicate autonomously with other connected vehicles and infrastructure. (Photo by Kelly Gampel)](/news/ontherecord/articles/_media/2018-02-naias.jpg)
WCC shines at North American International Auto Show
Brendan Prebo - February 08, 2018
Washtenaw Community College returned to the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) for the second year in a row to highlight opportunities available to people looking for careers in the mobility industry.
View Post : WCC shines at North American International Auto Showtags: February 2018, autonomous vehicles, On The Record, Workforce Development, Advanced Transportation Center, Mobility, connected vehicles, NAIAS, ousearch_News_On The Record
![WCC President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca (right) and student Kali Wealch were part of a Future Automotive Career Exposition discussion panel at the North American International Auto Show. “How Higher Education is Focused on Mobility” also included MICHauto executive director Glenn Stevens and moderator Roger Curtis (left), Director of the Michigan Department of Talent & Economic Development. (Photo by Kelly Gampel)](/news/ontherecord/articles/_media/2018-02-naias-panel.jpg)
Auto show and tell: WCC president, student participate in panel discussion
Brendan Prebo - February 07, 2018
Washtenaw Community College played a key role in the inaugural Future Automotive Career Exposition (FACE) held January 20-21 at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS).
View Post : Auto show and tell: WCC president, student participate in panel discussiontags: Advanced Transportation Center, connected vehicles, autonomous vehicles, February 2018, Workforce Development, NAIAS, On The Record, ousearch_News_On The Record
![Already working as a nursing assistant, WCC nursing student Dwayne King has had first-hand experience dealing with some of the obstacles that face men in the nursing industry. (Photo by Kelly Gampel)](/news/ontherecord/articles/_media/2018-02-nursing.jpg)
As social stigmas fade, more men pursue nursing careers
Richard Rezler - February 07, 2018
As a nursing assistant at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and a full-time student in the Washtenaw Community College nursing program, the 25-year-old has heard all the jokes and faced many of the obstacles that males in the nursing profession regularly encounter.
View Post : As social stigmas fade, more men pursue nursing careerstags: On The Record, Men in Nursing, February 2018, Nursing, ousearch_News_On The Record