The Equity in Education Award recognizes the RISE Institute for its work in creating a more inclusive campus for students by engaging faculty in a rigorous program based on research and collaboration.
The switch to virtual learning at Lake Superior State University is due primarily to the infrastructure issues. School officials intend on keeping the current academic calendar intact, with students planning to return in January for the spring semester.
Students enrolled in the nursing program at Kirtland Community College will gain access to more clinical sites with the new accreditation granted by National League for Nursing Commission for Nursing Education Accreditation.
Students and staff from Kettering University are not letting COVID-19 stop them from continuing to give back to the community through volunteerism. Their efforts are showing to have a significant impact on the community in crime reduction.
KCC students will be able to earn incentives for helping their peers in a new app that promotes student collaboration.
EOS North America recently made a $25,000 donation to Henry Ford College intended to provide scholarships for students pursuing degrees in STEM fields. The endowment hopes to help bring diversity to the field by reducing the financial burden for underrepresented groups.
Students of GRCC's Occupational Therapy Assistant program are teaming up with a local organization that assists students with disabilities in an arrangement that benefits all. GRCC students learn how their education can be used in a practical way to help others achieve academic and career success.
GRCC Alumnus David Edwards invented a new nasal mist, which has now been tested at GRCC to study its potential to help curb the spread of COVID-19. Results show promising mitigation outcomes when used with other strategies of reducing exchange of respiratory particles.
A recent grant awarded to Ferris State University will allow the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia to invest in preserving and displaying a collection of photos from the Civil Rights Movement.
EMU and HFC partner to extend benefits provided for qualified essential workers through Michigan's Futures for Frontliners program. The partnership will provide a path from a two-year to a four-year institution and ease the financial burden for essential workers pursuing college degrees.
