Kellogg Community College first profiled student Hailey Peguero as part of the College’s ongoing KCC Stories series back in 2017.…
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Alumnus Joseph Lin is studying to be a fashion designer in New York City
Way back in December 2015, Kellogg Community College profiled Joseph Lin, then a student worker in the College’s Emory Morris…
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PTA alumna Casie Parker is a working professional passionate about her career
Two years ago this month, Kellogg Community College profiled Physical Therapist Assistant student Casie Parker as part of the College’s…
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What is the difference between an EMT and paramedic?
While Kellogg Community College offers many programs for those interested in working in health care, the Public Safety Education department’s…
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Take a 360-degree virtual tour of KCC’s state-of-the-art EMS Sim Lab
Kellogg Community College’s Emergency Medical Services Simulation Lab is hidden to most students outside the EMS Program. But the College’s…
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KCC student Damian Johnson is turning his passion for fitness into a career
Kellogg Community College student Damian Johnson enjoys being active as much as possible, and plans to turn his passion for…
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KCC hires former pro player as coach of new women’s soccer team
Kellogg Community College’s new women’s soccer coach, Eierí Salivia, is bringing sports knowledge from around the nation and world to…
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See KCC’s Spring 2019 registration commercial now online and on TV
Kellogg Community College’s new commercial promoting registration for the Spring 2019 semester is live now online and on television. The…
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KCC student Melina Tindol wants to meet “the global need for change”
Kellogg Community College student Melina Tindol has seen the world, and now she wants to change it. Tindol left home…
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Here’s how KCC students voted in the Nov. 6 election
Students in Kellogg Community College instructor Simon Thalmann’s JOUR 111: Mass Media Environment class put their journalism skills to work…
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Former Battle Creek Mayor Al Bobrofsky’s service to KCC will be honored at Miller Building’s first basketball game Nov. 9
***UPDATE: The Nov. 9 ceremony honoring Al Bobrofsky has been rescheduled for Dec. 5. Tonight’s men’s and women’s basketball games…
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Gold Key Scholar, Bruin Bots alum Gabriel Keese is studying politics at KCC
Gabriel Keese’s educational experience at Kellogg Community College began in his early teens, when he learned about programming and engineering…
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