The Cardiac Sonography program will be available beginning June 10. When the north end of the new healthcare education center opens in the Fall 2024 semester, the Cardiac Sonography program will move there.

The new scholarship program is called “Create Your Possible: Sherwin-Williams Career Accelerator.”

The initiatives include a Tuition Match program, a Teach Now program, and a Preferred Pathway program.

The Bruce E. Livingston Endowed Medical Scholarship will support students who are enrolled in the College of Medicine at Central Michigan University.

Currently, Andrews University is the only university in Michigan to have received the designation.

The BRIDGE UP program is an effort to improve and expand mental health care options in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

The agreement will allow for the seamless transition from NMC to LSSU for students who want to pursue engineering.

The grant comes from the Strengthening Community Colleges Training Grant initiative in the amount of $5.5 million. This is the second such grant the college has received.

Eric Nybo, Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, previously received a National Science Foundation grant for the project in 2020.

The scholarship program provides scholarships for Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation employees and their family members to attend Davenport University.