Thank you, Washtenaw County! WCC operating millage renewal approved by voters
Rich Rezler - August 06, 2026
Washtenaw County voters approved WCC's operating millage renewal on Tuesday, ensuring continued investment in affordable higher education and workforce development for Washtenaw County residents.
View Post : Thank you, Washtenaw County! WCC operating millage renewal approved by voters
WCC introducing four new programs in Fall 2026 semester
Fran LeFort - July 28, 2026
Washtenaw Community College is introducing four new academic programs to prepare students for careers while addressing Michigan's evolving workforce needs.
View Post : WCC introducing four new programs in Fall 2026 semestertags: Public Policy, Early Childhood Education, Artificial Intelligence, Paralegal Studies/Pre Law Program, Academic Pathways
60 Stories: Lots to smile about for Dental Assisting graduate
Morgan Nalepa - July 24, 2026
When Fan Zhang enrolled in WCC's Dental Assisting program, she was seeking the skills and confidence to launch a healthcare career. What she discovered was even more impactful: a supportive community that continues to empower her well beyond graduation.
View Post : 60 Stories: Lots to smile about for Dental Assisting graduatetags: Alumni Profile, Dental Assisting, 60 Stories, 60th Anniversary
Full-circle at WCC: Veteran reunites with mentor who inspired military service
Terry Jacoby - July 22, 2026
As a sixth-grade teacher, Carol Osborne inspired a young student named Roger Smith II to serve his country. Fifteen years later, Smith is a veteran student at WCC and Osborne is helping him prepare for his next mission: an engineering career.
View Post : Full-circle at WCC: Veteran reunites with mentor who inspired military servicetags: Student Veterans, Wadhams Veterans Center, Veteran-Friendly School, Launch Fall 2026
Veterans, military families invited to free Washtenaw County Vet Fest on August 1 at WCC
WCC Public Relations - July 21, 2026
All military veterans and their families are invited for a day of free food, fun and information at Washtenaw Vet Fest 2026 on Saturday, August 1.
View Post : Veterans, military families invited to free Washtenaw County Vet Fest on August 1 at WCCtags: Wadhams Veterans Center, Campus Events, Veterans, On The Record, Vet Fest, June 2026
60 Stories: WCC graduate now inspires the next generation of students
Terry Jacoby - July 21, 2026
Chelsea High School teacher Duane Moss brings his students to WCC’s Manufacturing Day each fall. He said being back on campus has been both nostalgic and inspiring.
View Post : 60 Stories: WCC graduate now inspires the next generation of studentstags: Advanced Manufacturing, 60 Stories, CTE, 60th Anniversary, Manufacturing Day, Alumni Profile
60 Stories: Saline police chief's service career began at WCC
Terry Jacoby - July 17, 2026
Marlene Radzik, who became the Saline Police Department’s first female Police Chief in March 2022, graduated from the police academy at Washtenaw Community College in 1991.
View Post : 60 Stories: Saline police chief's service career began at WCCtags: Alumni Profile, Launch Fall 2026, Criminal Justice, 60th Anniversary, Police Academy, 60 Stories
Lakeside Service leader helps shape WCC training, then hires college's graduates
Morgan Nalepa - July 08, 2026
John Boylan serves on WCC’s HVAC advisory board, helping faculty and industry leaders identify the skills students need to succeed in today’s workforce and ensuring curriculum stays aligned with those needs.
View Post : Lakeside Service leader helps shape WCC training, then hires college's graduatestags: July 2026, On The Record, HVAC, Workforce Development
From the President: WCC helps adults get training they want without stepping away from responsibilities they already have
Dr. Rose B. Bellanca - July 05, 2026
Between work schedules, family responsibilities and the countless demands of daily life, higher education often gets pushed aside — not because the desire isn’t there, but because finding time seems out of reach.
View Post : From the President: WCC helps adults get training they want without stepping away from responsibilities they already havetags: On The Record, President's Column, Adult Learners, July 2026
Keep Up The Good Work: Diane Keller, Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber
Diane Keller - July 02, 2026
To the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chamber, WCC is so much more than an educational institution — they are our neighbors and partners. The chamber is deeply grateful for their steady leadership and their heart for building opportunities right here at home.
View Post : Keep Up The Good Work: Diane Keller, Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Regional Chambertags: July 2026, On The Record, Community enrichment, Keep Up The Good Work, Instructor Training Program