Kellogg Community College is known as a premiere institution of higher education, but the College offers more than just classes. KCC is a true community organization, serving the general public in a variety of ways. Here are just a few… Continue Reading
Among the many community services offered at KCC are those of the KCC Dental Hygiene Clinic, where future dental hygienists get hands-on training by working with actual patients at reduced costs. KCC Dental Hygiene students spend their first semester practicing… Continue Reading
Included in the hands-on training students can expect in KCC’s Graphic Design Program is comprehensive experience designing materials for real-world community partners in the College’s fall GRDE 261: Graphic Design Practicum course. The three-credit course – which is required for… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College alumna Amber Hartlerode, 27, graduated from KCC in 2017 with an Associate in General Studies degree. The 2015 Lakeview High School graduate went on to earn a Bachelor of Social Work degree from Western Michigan University in… Continue Reading
Students and community members alike experience art at Kellogg Community College. Creativity is unleashed through academic and community offerings across the artistic spectrum, from fine arts, graphic design and photography through music, theatre and more. Visual Arts Academic visual arts… Continue Reading
Arthur and Vivian Davis believe that education equips individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to become productive members of society and that a quality education is the pathway to improved living conditions, financial security and future opportunities for social,… Continue Reading
KCC alumnus and retired police lieutenant Joseph Garrett started the Lt. Joseph Garrett Scholarship for Criminal Justice & First Responders scholarship fund this summer to support students in the Criminal Justice, EMS or Police Academy programs starting this fall. What… Continue Reading
Ask any prospective student why they aren’t attending college and chief among their reasons is often some form of: it’s expensive. But an increasing number of opportunities offered via local, state and federal funding are making a college education more… Continue Reading
The name Bobby Holley is synonymous with community. The Battle Creek native and 1963 Battle Creek Central High School graduate – who has at least one local park and street name after him – has made a name for himself… Continue Reading
Kyra Hill, a 2012 graduate of Marshall High School, graduated from KCC in 2017 with Associate in General Studies and Associate in Science degrees before transferring to Lake Superior State University, where she graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor of… Continue Reading