As most of us Michiganders hunkered down and braced against the cold at home inside this January, Drew Hutchinson was braving the elements outdoors as part of a training program that will help him better serve his students. Hutchinson, manager… Continue Reading
This time last year the members of the KCC baseball team faced a stark reality as a promising season was cut short by the onset of COVID-19. The team had been ranked eighth in the nation going into its annual… Continue Reading
With the new year come the new year’s resolutions, and at the top of many lists is eating healthier and losing weight. It’s prime time for fad diets, diets that become popular by using distinct hooks that promise quick results… Continue Reading
When freshman Madison Lindquist heard she was the recipient of a voucher good for three free credit hours at Kellogg Community College in August, it came as a complete surprise. She didn’t even know the offer was available. “I didn’t… Continue Reading
A year ago, Amy Van Ameyden was a dishwasher at a truck stop. Today, after completing nursing assistant training at Kellogg Community College, she’s a hospice aide and CNA helping others through Hospice Care of Southwest Michigan. Van Ameyden, 34,… Continue Reading
Jaylyn Taylor thought he was almost done when he was really just beginning. It was January 2019, midway through his second year at Kellogg Community College, and he’d had a good run. Academically, he was on the President’s List, an… Continue Reading
For Rayven Felix, becoming a certified nursing assistant was about more than just a job; it was about family. When she signed up for CNA training at Kellogg Community College in 2019, it wasn’t just to find a better job… Continue Reading
Crystabel Tisa Banda graduated from the Kellogg Community College Nursing Program in 2019 and today works full-time as a registered nurse in the Neurology and Orthopedic Unit at Ascension Borgess Hospital in Kalamazoo. She also works PRN (as needed) at… Continue Reading
Health care is a family affair for husband and wife team Leslie and Elizabeth Stewart, one that’s led them across the state to care for patients in one of the hardest hit areas of the country during the worst pandemic… Continue Reading
As many students turned to online instruction during the coronavirus shutdown, Kellogg Community College Nursing student Rachel Rewa was getting hands-on nursing experience working on the front lines fighting coronavirus in one of the hardest hit areas of the country.… Continue Reading