The grant comes from The Bill Gatton Foundation and will benefit students within the The Carol M. Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science as well as the Bridge to Independence Scholarship Fund for students in the LifeWorks program.
The university’s Utilities and Energy Management team in Facilities Management received the award for its work on the Central Utility Plant (CUP) Stormwater Harvesting System project.
The grant comes via the Dollar General Literacy Foundation and will support the college’s various adult literacy programs and help strengthen the community as a whole.
The Kentucky Association of Health Plans has given the university $50,000 to fund the camp for children with dyslexia to gain confidence in their learning abilities. Additionally, the gift will fund scholarships for students in the graduate speech-language pathology program.
The celebration took place on May 2, with the namesakes of the building in attendance. The building will benefit students from several disciplines, including engineering and design technology.
The $350,000 grant will help the school continue its Challenging Ambitions and Maximizing Potential (C.A.M.P.) initiative.
A new eight week pre-apprenticeship program at Oakland Community College is working to help students jumpstart their careers in the building trades.
Northern Michigan University’s introduction to entrepreneurship class tasks students with starting new businesses, the proceeds of which are donated to local charitable organizations.
On June 9, North Central Michigan College’s Early Learning Center will begin operations, providing full-time childcare for 12 young children.
Henry Ford College’s team of pre-engineering students have been named one of the 2025 Community College Innovation Challenge finalists for their SunSync project, curtains that collect and utilize solar power.
