Washtenaw County economy forecast: Continued, measured growth through 2028
Fran LeFort - April 24, 2026
Washtenaw County’s economy is forecast to see continued, measured growth through 2028, even as risks persist, according to a new report presented today at Washtenaw Community College.
View Post : Washtenaw County economy forecast: Continued, measured growth through 2028tags: President's Leadership Recognition Luncheon, Economic Outlook, Washtenaw Economic Club, Washtenaw County
60 years of keeping up the good work
Rich Rezler - April 21, 2026
For 60 years, taxpayer investment in Washtenaw Community College has strengthened our workforce, fueled our economy and expanded opportunity across our community.
View Post : 60 years of keeping up the good worktags: May 2026, 60th Anniversary, On The Record
From the President: Training students for 'new collar' careers
Dr. Rose B. Bellanca - April 21, 2026
For generations, the workforce has been divided into two categories: “white-collar” and “blue-collar.” But today’s economy is rewriting that script.
View Post : From the President: Training students for 'new collar' careerstags: May 2026, On The Record, President's Column
Keeping our senior citizens safe and active
Rich Rezler - April 19, 2026
Through its “Senior Focus” program, WCC helps residents 65 and older better understand technology and protect themselves from cyber threats, while also offering classes that support active, engaged lifestyles.
View Post : Keeping our senior citizens safe and activetags: Personal Enrichment, May 2026, On The Record, Senior Focus, Lifelong Learning
Keep Up The Good Work: Tiffany Ford, University of Michigan Credit Union
Tiffany Ford - April 17, 2026
In 'Keep Up The Good Work,' local leaders discuss their relationship with Washtenaw Community College.
View Post : Keep Up The Good Work: Tiffany Ford, University of Michigan Credit Union
60 Stories: Veteran alum advancing the safety of intelligent vehicles
WCC Communications - April 15, 2026
Mike Rudisill leads a team at an innovative tech company that focuses on future vehicle technology – from smart infrastructure to autonomous vehicles to driver experiences and more.
View Post : 60 Stories: Veteran alum advancing the safety of intelligent vehiclestags: Advanced Manufacturing, Student Veterans, Alumni Profile, Advanced Transportation, 60 Stories
Announcing 2026 WCC Student Art Show award winners
Rich Rezler - April 14, 2026
Kaitlyn Redies won first place at the 2026 WCC Student Art Show for her pastel painting "Bedrot."
View Post : Announcing 2026 WCC Student Art Show award winnerstags: Student Art Show, Awards, Fine Arts, Painting, Digital Media Arts, Photography, Drawing, Digital Video Production, Ceramics
Welcoming back a WCC legend
Rich Rezler - April 10, 2026
At a campus reception for the WCC alumna, Aisha Bowe presented President Dr. Rose B. Bellanca with a WCC T-shirt and other items she carried with her into space.
View Post : Welcoming back a WCC legendtags: May 2026, On The Record, Aisha Bowe
Forged through sacrifice: Inside Mikala Sposito's journey to WorldSkills
Rich Rezler - April 10, 2026
WCC welding student Mikala Sposito will be the first woman to represent the United States at WorldSkills in China this September. This is how she got there.
View Post : Forged through sacrifice: Inside Mikala Sposito's journey to WorldSkillstags: Welding and Fabrication, SkillsUSA, Student Succes, WorldSkills, Awards, May 2026, Welding, On The Record
60 Stories: WCC alum building a banking career
WCC Public Relations - April 03, 2026
Like many high school graduates, Jasmine Thomas wasn’t sure what she wanted to do next — but she knew where to begin. WCC.
View Post : 60 Stories: WCC alum building a banking careertags: Launch Summer 2026, Alumni Profile, General Studies, 60 Stories