Celebrate National Women’s History Month this month by learning about important women leaders from Michigan in Kellogg Community College’s three-hour Lifelong Learning course, “Famous Women of Michigan.”
The course will run from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday, March 26, and will be led by instructor Bobbi Jo Owens in room 303 of KCC’s Lane-Thomas Building, on campus at 450 North Ave. in Battle Creek.
Click here to register online for the course, which costs $25.
What is the thread connecting the first U.S. Army dietician; the first licensed aviatrix in America; the bacteriologist who developed the first successful whooping cough vaccine; a conservation-minded geologist; a founder of the Youth for Understanding exchange program; and the first person to survive a trip over Niagara Falls in a barrel?
These women, and many others, are members of the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame. Join us to discover the stories of these outstanding women and their remarkable achievements!
For more information about this or other KCC Lifelong Learning classes and events, email ll-info@kellogg.edu or call 269-965-4134.