Dr. Gary Hauck will contribute his paintings to the silent auction at the 37th Heritage Festival at Montcalm Heritage Village on the college’s Sidney campus from August 1-3. All proceeds will be donated to scholarships for Montcalm Community College students.
The $2 million grant will provide the opportunity for students to complete certain required courses in Western Michigan University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program tuition free.
The funding received will cover tuition and other fees for 130 students who have earned an Associate Degree of Nursing from Glen Oaks Community College and wish to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Baker College.
The grant will support Project ELEVATE (Educational Leadership Experience and Visionary Apprenticeship for Transformative Excellence).
Union Commonwealth University employees, both full time and part time, are eligible for a certain amount of tuition-free credit hours at the university for both undergraduate and graduate classes.
OCTC is partnering with Puzzle Pieces, an organization in Owensboro, Kentucky that aims to help individuals with intellectual disabilities become more independent, to provide Inclusive Circles, a support program for college students with autism.
The agreement allows qualified students from City Colleges of Chicago who earned an associate degree to transfer to Valparaiso University to pursue a bachelor’s degree.
The donation comes from the Tom & Julie Wood Family Foundation. The Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine is now named the Tom and Julie Wood College of Osteopathic Medicine.
The Center for Religion and the Human was established in 2019 thanks to a grant from the Henry Luce Foundation. In the years since, the Foundation’s Religion and Theology Program has donated $2 million to the center.
Dr. John Mischler is an associate professor of sustainability and environmental education at Goshen College. His research in Indonesia will last from February to August in 2025.
