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
Kimiko Petersen was an amazing artist whose versatile works were an expression of her love for life and appreciation of natural beauty. Petersen, who passed away in February, was born in Taiwan and raised in Japan. She moved to the… Continue Reading
Food insecurity is a hardship that millions of people living in the U.S. face. In light of rising tuition costs, it is no surprise that college students are not immune. Specifically, community college students face unique challenges, including limited access… Continue Reading
In 2019, KCC Integrative Learning Director Kate Coplin and KCC History Professor Michelle Wright created a way to provide support to students who wish to participate in international studies and travel abroad with KCC through the Carol Ott International Studies… Continue Reading