Two years ago this month, Kellogg Community College profiled Physical Therapist Assistant student Casie Parker as part of the College’s ongoing KCC Stories series. Parker graduated with Associate in Applied Science degree in PTA just months after our March 2017… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College student Melina Tindol has seen the world, and now she wants to change it. Tindol left home in Ottawa, Ontario, for the U.S. in 2015 to live with her husband, a U.S. Marine born in Battle Creek, and the… Continue Reading
Students in Kellogg Community College instructor Simon Thalmann’s JOUR 111: Mass Media Environment class put their journalism skills to work this past week collecting survey responses to get an idea of how current KCC students voted on the major issues… Continue Reading
Gabriel Keese’s educational experience at Kellogg Community College began in his early teens, when he learned about programming and engineering robots in KCC’s Bruin Bots youth robotics program at the College’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center. Today Keese, now 18, is… Continue Reading
Photo by Bailey Scott Kellogg Community College Foundation Gold Key Scholar Logan Bateman will start his college journey this fall in pursuit of an Associate in Applied Science degree in Computer Programming at KCC. But it won’t be Bateman’s first… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College was far from Madeline Schnorr’s first choice for college. “It wasn’t even on my radar,” Schnorr, 24, says today. For Schnorr, a 2012 graduate of Marshall High School, KCC was a kind of last resort after a… Continue Reading
Kaycee Klaren grew up on a farm in Battle Creek. She raised lambs and took care of horses, hogs and cows. She participated in 4-H programs. Her family still boards horses at a family stable. Now Klaren, 23, a 2013 graduate… Continue Reading
Ben Geibig’s interest in agriculture can be summed up in a single sentence: “I like to see things grow.” Geibig, 28, is a student in Kellogg Community College’s Agricultural Operations Program. A partnership with Michigan State University that launched last… Continue Reading
Artist and graphic designer Kathy Barnes had always wanted to get a college degree, but it never seemed possible. She hadn’t been able to afford college when she was younger, and as the years went by she kept herself busy… Continue Reading
Athens High School senior Parker Minier has been around welding most of his life, helping buddies fix equipment and working on farms for people he knows. He even has a welding setup at home. So when the opportunity came during… Continue Reading