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Scott Cochran decided to change careers and pursue a Cybersecurity degree at WCC after seeing firsthand how damaging a cyberattack can be.

“I wanted to become the person who could stand between cyber criminals and the people who don't know how to defend against them," he said. "That's still what drives me.”

Read more. ⬇️

WCC student is defending our digital world After seeing firsthand how damaging a cyberattack can be, Ypsilanti resident Scott Cochran decided to change careers and pursue a cybersecurity degree.

If you haven't come to campus to see this Brach Tiller exhibit, you have until September 11 to do so!

Big thanks to A2 Pulp for spreading the word!

Pulp | Arts Around Ann Arbor Instead of being a handwritten letter or a card, it’s a series of vibrant oil paintings publicly displayed and dedicated to Tiller’s fiancée, Sam.

Michigan Reconnect is now available to Michiganders ages 21+!

Eligible in-district students can attend Washtenaw Community College tuition-free through the Michigan Reconnect Scholarship while earning an associate degree. Your next chapter could start at WCC.

See if you qualify today >>

Michigan Reconnect Scholarship The state of Michigan announced a new scholarship program to make a college education more affordable and accessible to all residents.

As the electric vehicle charging infrastructure grows, so does the need for skilled professionals who can install, maintain and repair it.

See link in comments to learn more about WCC’s EVSE Charging Station Technician program and other professional training opportunities.

Two weeks! We're so excited to welcome students back to campus. There's still time for you to be one of them!

Start here >> wccnet.edu/enroll

Xpress Registration is happening TODAY from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Welcome Center. Our team is here and ready to help you work through any part of the WCC enrollment process, all in one place.

Stop by today and get ready for the fall semester!

What’s something about being a college student today that would absolutely blow the mind of a WCC student in 1966?

Before Fall classes begin, WCC Personal Counseling has some advice for starting the semester on the right foot. From building healthy routines and managing academic stress to recognizing when you might need a little extra support, taking care of your mental health is an important part of preparing for college.

Check out their latest Mind Your Mental Health blog post for tips and free resources available to WCC students. ⬇️

Ready ... Set ... Success! Preparing Your Mental Health for the Fall Semester Whether you are new to college or returning, the Fall semester can bring a lot of excitement but also a lot of uncertainty. While it is normal to feel excited, nervous or overwhelmed, preparing for these changes can make the transition to college much easier.

There are lots of great personal enrichment opportunities offered by WCC Workforce & Community Development this fall!

Learn more >> washteanaw.cc/lwl2026

Discover new ways to learn, create and grow this fall with Washtenaw Community College.

Registration is now open for new Workforce & Community Development personal enrichment classes, including:

• Fall Gardening Chores
• Yoga for Wellness
• Watercolor Collage
• Spring Flowering Bulbs
• Planting a Legacy
• Advanced Knitting
• Bring Your Own Handcrafting Project Workshop
• Symbolic Meaning of Common Christmas Decorations
• Care of Holiday Plants

Plus, explore dozens of additional classes in cooking, music, world languages and more.

View the full schedule and register today:
wccnet.edu/noncredit

Our friends from the United Association are wrapping up their time on campus today ... but not before properly celebrating both their Instructor Training Program graduates and the 22 members who earned a WCC associate degree!

Congrats to all! See you in 2027!