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
Kellogg Community College students contributed more than $346,760 worth of service activities to their communities over the course of the 2023-24 academic year through service-learning completed as part of their studies at the College. Beginning in 2012, a service-learning endorsement… 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 December 2024 Annual Report edition of Kellogg Community College’s quarterly BruIN magazine is available now! The publication can be read online at kellogg.edu/bruinmagazine, with print copies available on the College’s North Avenue campus in Battle Creek. A complimentary print… Continue Reading
“Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” a beloved children’s television show created by Fred Rogers, served as a cultural touchstone for its profound lessons on kindness, empathy and the essence of human connection. When one reflects on that show, one can be inspired… 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
Starting a named scholarship fund can be a great way to recognize a positive influence in your life or honor the legacy of a loved one. Named scholarship funds can be started at the KCC Foundation starting with a minimum… 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
Thanks to Western Michigan University, Kalitta Air and Buck’s Crane, Inc. for donating and assisting with delivery of a fully functional Pratt & Whitney JT8D Jet Engine from a Boeing 727 commercial airplane to KCC this summer! The engine will… Continue Reading