WCC News Story Archive

VW Thing

WCC students converting 1974 Volkswagen into electric vehicle

Fran LeFort - April 27, 2026

Students in Washtenaw Community College’s Transportation Technologies programs are bringing a 1974 Volkswagen Thing into the electric age by converting the vintage vehicle into a fully electric car as part of a hands-on learning project.

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tags: Automotive Refinishing, Advanced Transportation Center, Auto Body, June 2026, On The Record, Automotive Services, Transportation Technologies, Electric Vehicles

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WCC Foundation Women's Council honoring three community leaders

WCC Public Relations - April 27, 2026

A trio of dedicated community leaders are among the women to be honored at the 29th annual WCC Foundation Women’s Council Celebration Luncheon.

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tags: Sheroes, WCC Foundation, Student Impact Fund, June 2026, On The Record, Women's Council

Dr. Gabriel Ehrlich

Washtenaw County economy forecast: Continued, measured growth through 2028

Fran LeFort - April 24, 2026

Washtenaw County’s economy is forecast to see continued, measured growth through 2028, even as risks persist, according to a new report presented today at Washtenaw Community College.

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tags: Washtenaw Economic Club, President's Leadership Recognition Luncheon, Economic Outlook, Washtenaw County

60th anniversary

60 years of keeping up the good work

Rich Rezler - April 21, 2026

For 60 years, taxpayer investment in Washtenaw Community College has strengthened our workforce, fueled our economy and expanded opportunity across our community.

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tags: On The Record, 60th Anniversary, May 2026

Dr. Rose B. Bellanca

From the President: Training students for 'new collar' careers

Dr. Rose B. Bellanca - April 21, 2026

For generations, the workforce has been divided into two categories: “white-collar” and “blue-collar.” But today’s economy is rewriting that script.

View Post :   From the President: Training students for 'new collar' careers

tags: On The Record, President's Column, May 2026

Fedor Dolgachev

60 Stories: Engineer saved time and money by starting at WCC

WCC Public Relations - April 21, 2026

Dolgachev’s interest in robotics was sparked while a student at Skyline High School in Ann Arbor. His courses at WCC helped him narrow down his career dreams of becoming a robotics engineer.

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tags: Transfer, Mechatronics, Affordability, 60 Stories, 60th Anniversary, University Transfer Center

Senior Focus class

Keeping our senior citizens safe and active

Rich Rezler - April 19, 2026

Through its “Senior Focus” program, WCC helps residents 65 and older better understand technology and protect themselves from cyber threats, while also offering classes that support active, engaged lifestyles.

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tags: Lifelong Learning, Personal Enrichment, Senior Focus, May 2026, On The Record

Tiffany Ford

Keep Up The Good Work: Tiffany Ford, University of Michigan Credit Union

Tiffany Ford - April 17, 2026

In 'Keep Up The Good Work,' local leaders discuss their relationship with Washtenaw Community College.

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tags: Keep Up The Good Work, May 2026, On The Record

Mike Rudisill

60 Stories: Veteran alum advancing the safety of intelligent vehicles

WCC Communications - April 15, 2026

Mike Rudisill leads a team at an innovative tech company that focuses on future vehicle technology – from smart infrastructure to autonomous vehicles to driver experiences and more.

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tags: Student Veterans, Advanced Manufacturing, Alumni Profile, Advanced Transportation, 60 Stories

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Announcing 2026 WCC Student Art Show award winners

Rich Rezler - April 14, 2026

Kaitlyn Redies won first place at the 2026 WCC Student Art Show for her pastel painting "Bedrot."

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tags: Painting, Fine Arts, Photography, Student Art Show, Awards, Drawing, Ceramics, Digital Media Arts, Digital Video Production

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