Jill Biden Brings Overdue Attention to Community Colleges
By Dawn Dyer Magretta | RealClearEducation | February 5, 2021
As parents, we start nagging our kids in elementary school: “You’ve got to go to college.” Middle-school counselors push college marketing brochures into their hands. High school is a weary whirl of college admissions tests and campus tours.
Brett Gierak Selected as Trustee of Schoolcraft College
College News – February 11, 2021 (Source: Schoolcraft College) The Schoolcraft College Board of Trustees selected Brett Gierak as its new Trustee during a special Board meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 10. Gierak fills the vacancy created by the retirement of Gretchen Alaniz in December. The appointment begins on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021, and continues through […]
Read more…It’s a New Year, but Taxes remain an Old Concern!
There is always speculation over what a new administration will or will not do concerning the tax code. While changes can be implemented retroactively, it is far more realistic major changes will not go into effect until 2022. Still, every year there are minor alterations that can affect us and we need to be aware.
Read more…A Discussion on COVID-19 and the Vaccines
Thank you to those who were able to join us virtually on Wednesday, February 24, 2021 from 9:00 a.m. until 10:15 a.m. This important discussion was sponsored by the Schoolcraft College Foundation in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Plymouth A.M. and featured: Emily Somers, Ph.D. EpidemiologyUniversity of Michigan -and-Kara GavinResearch and Policy Media Relations […]
Read more…NBA ‘bubble’ chef Shawn Loving to helm Detroit Athletic Club dining
Crain’s Detroit Business – January 12, 2021 Features alum and former chair of the culinary arts department at Schoolcraft College, Master Chef Shawn Loving, who was hired as the new executive chef of the private club in downtown Detroit effective Jan. 18, according to a Tuesday news release from the DAC. Click here to read the rest of his story.
Read more…Opinion: Donating to community colleges changes lives
By Dawn Magretta | Published 10:35 p.m. ET Dec 22, 2020 in The Detroit News Go to a university. Pay tuition, books and housing for four or five years. Get a good job. For years, that was the ideal we presented to our kids. The only way to make it in life was to get a […]
Read more…eNews 16th Edition
In This Edition
- – Donors Exceed Goal for Urgent Student Needs
- – Diane Luoto and Auch Construction Establish New Scholarships
- – New Blog Post! Community Colleges: An Investment Worth Making
- – Schoolcraft Alumnus Elected to Northville Township’s Board of Trustees
- – Final Program of 2020 Focuses on Economic Overview and Forecast
- – Tribute Buttons Guide Individuals to Memorials
- – Vote Now for Schoolcraft as Best of the Best
- – In the News
- – Don’t Miss Out – Get Social!
Alumni Spotlight: Sink or Swim
It was in the dog days of August that 27-year-old alumnus, Nick Mannisto, found himself caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.
Read more…Community Colleges: An Investment Worth Making
Schoolcraft College Foundation strives to provide opportunities to support the communities we serve. As a part of these efforts, our organization hosts programs that feature national and local experts discussing relevant topics and issues.
Read more…Foundation’s programs go virtual, but stay effective
Schoolcraft College Foundation strives to provide opportunities to support the communities we serve. As a part of these efforts, our organization hosts programs that feature national and local experts discussing relevant topics and issues.
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