Photo courtesy of Henry Ford Community College The HFCC Welcome Center represents a new model of student services geared toward student achievement. By The Henry Ford Community College Office of Communications DEARBORN — Since it was founded in 1938 as Fordson Junior College, Henry Ford Community College has been the gateway to higher education for thousands of students seeking affordable, high-quality post-secondary education. HFCC is a comprehensive public community college serving about 18,000 students each fall and winter … [Read more...] about HFCC meets the needs of students, society
Higher Education
Concordia Ann Arbor opens Dearborn Center
Photo courtesy of Concordia University Ann Arbor Center Director Saul Davis cuts the ribbon for the Concordia University Ann Arbor’s new Dearborn Center at 22720 Michigan Ave. ANN ARBOR — Concordia University Ann Arbor recently opened its newest location in downtown west Dearborn. The grand opening ceremony, including formal ribbon cutting, was held Sept. 18 and was attended by Concordia faculty and staff, local leaders, members of several area chambers of commerce, prospective students, and community members. The Dearborn … [Read more...] about Concordia Ann Arbor opens Dearborn Center
ATA begins early, middle college program
DEARBORN — The Advanced Technology Academy has received state approval to open the ATA Early/Middle College program this fall. The tuition-free college program enables southeast Michigan students to enroll in as many free postsecondary college courses as they would like during their fifth year of high school. ATA is accepting applications for enrollment at its Dearborn campus. The high school concurrent enrollment program offers 30 or more free college credits in grades 9 through 12. The new Early/Middle College program adds an … [Read more...] about ATA begins early, middle college program
Dr. Nwamba: Teaching is transforming lives, one student at a time
Photo courtesy of Wayne County Community College District Dr. Christian Nwamba (front row, fourth from left) is surrounded by his students following a microbiology lab at the Wayne County Community College District Downtown Campus. WCCCD Microbiology professor, who received the 2013 Exceptional Faculty Award, said he uses his humble beginning and lessons from his father to impact the lives of students. By David C. Butty DETROIT — Dr. Christian Nwamba, a Wayne County Community College District Microbiology professor, grew up in … [Read more...] about Dr. Nwamba: Teaching is transforming lives, one student at a time
Interest in Gabriel Richard HS continues to grow
Photo courtesy of Riverview Gabriel Richard Catholic High School Kyle Best (left), Gabriel Richard High School Class of 2013, and current senior Dylan Garcia have fun with Detroit Tigers mascot PAWS during a school radio station holiday event in 2012 at the school. RIVERVIEW — After deciding where to live and work, no decision is more important, or more intensely personal, than deciding where to send your children for school. At Gabriel Richard Catholic High School, they understand the importance of that decision which is why … [Read more...] about Interest in Gabriel Richard HS continues to grow
GVSU shapes students’ lives, professions
ALLENDALE — Grand Valley State University has established a reputation for creating unique learning opportunities that attract top students. Its liberal education focus emphasizes critical thinking, creative problem solving, and cultural understanding. Through personalized learning enhanced by active scholarship, we accomplish our mission of educating students to shape their lives, their professions, and their societies. Academic excellence. With 81 undergraduate and 31 graduate degree programs, Grand Valley offers an academic … [Read more...] about GVSU shapes students’ lives, professions
Local Optimist Club sponsors essay contest for students
DEARBORN – The Optimist Club of Dearborn encourages area students to contemplate the phrase “How Dreams Lead to Success” as part of the Optimist International Essay Contest for 2014. The Optimist Club will judge the local students’ essays, based on the theme of “How Dreams Lead to Success” and determine the top winners. Winners will receive cash prizes and the winning essays will be sent to the district level where college scholarships are available for top winners. “Young students today have so many fresh ideas about the world … [Read more...] about Local Optimist Club sponsors essay contest for students
Schoolcraft improves Yoga Room for fall classes
Photo courtesy of Schoolcraft College Yoga classes held through Schoolcraft College’s Continuing Education and Professional Development have moved from an off-site location to a newly renovated room on the second floor of the Physical Education Building. LIVONIA — Yoga classes held through Schoolcraft College’s Continuing Education and Professional Development have moved from an off-site location to a newly renovated room on the second floor of the Physical Education Building. The building includes new flooring and upgraded … [Read more...] about Schoolcraft improves Yoga Room for fall classes
U of D Jesuit High School to hold open house Nov. 3
DETROIT — Providing the best possible education is one of the greatest gifts you can give your child. The University of Detroit Jesuit High School will hold an open house from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3 for perspective students and their families to visit and learn more about the school. U of D Jesuit is a Catholic Jesuit, all boys, college prep high school with a proud history of academic excellence and a commitment to faith and service. The school’s reputation draws a student body from all over the metropolitan Detroit … [Read more...] about U of D Jesuit High School to hold open house Nov. 3
Ladywood is a leader in Catholic education
Photo courtesy Livonia Ladywood High School At Livonia Ladywood High School, iPads are available to all students and faculty, utilizing the school’s wireless Cloud technology to enhance student learning and faculty professional development. LIVONIA — Established in 1950, Livonia Ladywood High School is an all-girl Catholic college-preparatory school founded upon true Felician traditions and core values. Nestled within a beautiful wooded area off Newburgh Road, Ladywood provides a small, personal high school experience complete … [Read more...] about Ladywood is a leader in Catholic education