Joseph Marah, 31, currently of Mount Pleasant, graduated from KCC in 2015 with three degrees: an Associate in Arts, Associate in General Studies and Associate in Global and International Studies. Today he’s enrolled as a fifth-year senior at Central Michigan… Continue Reading
By Angel Calleja-Delgado Welcome everyone, friends and families alike. My name is Angel Calleja-Delgado, and I am one of many 2024 graduates of Kellogg Community College. I’m a member of Phi Theta Kappa, and also am one of many Board… 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
Stephen Richmond, 42, of Battle Creek, graduated from Kellogg Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Photography and Multimedia degree in 2015. Richmond, a 2001 graduate of Battle Creek Central High School, started College as a nontraditional student… Continue Reading
Sara Parks, 24, of Jackson, is a 2017 graduate of Marshall High School who graduated from Kellogg Community College with an Associate of Applied Science in Graphic Design degree in 2019. While a student at KCC, Parks, who was a… Continue Reading
We are proud that KCC is a comprehensive community college. We offer a wide range of education (curricular and non-curricular) options as well as enrichment programs that serve the diverse needs of our students and the communities we serve. I… Continue Reading
The KCC Foundation is excited to announce that new Always a Bruin T-shirts and sweatshirts are available for sale in the Bruin Bookstore. Featuring a new design created by KCC’s Marketing and Communications Department, these comfy garments are a must-have. … Continue Reading
The 26th annual Bruin Scholarship Open, held Sept. 8, 2023, at Binder Park Golf Course in Battle Creek, was a tremendous success, with a record $137,000 raised from 132 sponsors and 238 golfers to support the KCC Foundation Scholarship Program. … 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
KCC students contributed more than $255,000 worth of service activities into their communities over the course of the 2022-23 academic year through service-learning completed as part of their studies at the College. Beginning in 2012, a service-learning endorsement requiring at… Continue Reading