By April DeOliveiraGuest Writer To celebrate National Reading Month in March, KCC is once again offering readings of its original children’s book, “Blaze Goes to College,” to elementary schools and classrooms in the area. “Blaze Goes to College” is a… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College Physical Therapist Assistant student and women’s basketball and soccer player Lillian Fulcher, 20, of Paw Paw, graduated from Paw Paw High School in 2021. Below she answers some questions about why she chose the PTA Program at KCC. Why… Continue Reading
Below, Kellogg Community College Physical Therapist Assistant student Tim Murray, 35, of Urbandale, answers some questions about why he chose the PTA Program at KCC. Why did you choose to study PTA? I chose the PTA Program because I love… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College Physical Therapist Assistant student Becky Thomas, 35, of Montgomery, is a CNA working on her PTA degree. Below she answers some questions about why she chose the PTA Program at KCC. Why did you choose to study… Continue Reading
Below, Kellogg Community College Physical Therapist Assistant student Wayde Barry, 19, of Middleville, answers some questions about why he chose the PTA Program at KCC. Why did you choose to study PTA? I job shadowed at a physical therapy facility… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College Physical Therapist Assistant student and women’s soccer player Chloe Leugers, 20, of Marshall, graduated from Marshall High School in 2020. Below she answers some questions about why she chose the PTA Program at KCC. Why did you… Continue Reading
Romie Mullen, 54, of Battle Creek, is a Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration student at the College’s Regional Manufacturing Technology Center campus in Battle Creek. Mullen, who’s taken courses at KCC on and off since 2002, is a former… Continue Reading
By Eric J. GreeneVice President for Strategy, Relations and Communications at Kellogg Community College In generations past, the traditional pathway to a college education didn’t begin until after a student graduated from high school. In recent years, however, thousands of… Continue Reading
Seventeen-year-old Lakeview High School senior Emily Hughes is earning college credits at Kellogg Community College thanks to high school dual enrollment opportunities that allow high school students to take college classes at KCC for credit while still in high school. Below, Hughes… Continue Reading
By high school graduation, 17-year-old Lakeview High School senior Lovepreet Kaur will have earned more than 20 college credits at Kellogg Community College. That’s thanks to high school dual enrollment opportunities that allow high school students to take college classes at KCC… Continue Reading