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This health training program will be led by master trainers from the Arthritis Foundation and tthe Area Agency on Aging.

Learn how to value and appraise your own antiques for fun or for sale.

The American Culinary Federation calls Macomb's Culinary Arts department an "Exemplary Program."

College, Anton Art Center partner to offer classes at Mount Clemens gallery.

The Lorenzo Cultural Center asks area residents to share their experiences about immigrating to the Detroit region.

Class offers students a chance to learn about the business side of the music industry.

Renewable energy and information on the creation of a green economy will be examined a series of new classes.

Class offers tips on how to put military experiences into writing.

Schedule now available for fall term classes.

Exhibit will feature art created by adults and youth in classes offered through Macomb Community College's Center for Continuing Education.

Macomb students fare well at national SkillsUSA competition.

Transition to Triumph program registration dates scheduled.

Registration for fall classes at Macomb begins July 1.

A new associate degree program will begin at the college in Fall 2008.

Students design potential future Habitat for Humanity homes. Home from 2007 design contest to be built in June.

Macomb is offering a workshop on June 12 for adults returning to school.

Macomb College students earn medals in the 2008 State SkillsUSA competition in Lansing.

Hemingway exhibit at the Lorenzo Cultural Center chronicles the writer's young life in northern Michigan.

Volunteers of the Lorenzo Cultural Center were guests of honor at a Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon.

Macomb Community College offers classes for those interested in a wedding or event planning career.

Macomb Community College will holds its commencement ceremony Friday, May 9

Design your own fitness program in a class offered by Macomb Community College's Center for Continuing Education.

April's program events are all about the soldiers during the Civil War.

Schedule and description of three programs offered during April about the underground railroad as part of the series Michigan's Fight for Freedom: The Civil War Era being offered at the Lorenzo Cultural Center.

Learn about completing your bachelor degree, master degree opportunities and other programs offered at Macomb's University Center Open house.

Several events are scheduled at the Lorenzo Cultural Center featuring music from the Civil War era.

Seminar helps disadvantaged, transitioning or underemployed adults prepare for new careers.

Schedule of open forums to meet the presidential candiates

Presidential Search Committee chooses four candidates for interviews to replace Al Lorenzo who is retiring.

Macomb Community College's Annual Easter Extravaganza

Macomb Community College professor Gary Azbell recevies a Faculty/Staff Community Service-Learning Award fromt he Michigan Campus Contact.

Lorenzo Cultural Center at Macomb Community Colelge brings the Civil War home with Michigan's Fight for Freedom: The Civil War Era through May 4.

In commemoration of Women's History Month in March, Macomb Community College's libraries have invited the author of "Alive on the Andrea Doria: The Greatest Sea Rescue in History" to share her recollections and insights about one of the 20th century's most famous shipwrecks.

Chris Ilitch will be the keynote speaker at the "Doing Business in the 21st Century" seminar.

Exhibit features art work of middle school and high school art students.

Macomb Community College presents three events in celebration of Black History Month

Macomb Community College and Walsh College are offering current and prospective students an opportunity to explore IT careers.

Macomb Community College has received a grant from the Metro Health Foundation for the 10th consecutive year to support a scholarship fund established for nursing students. This year's $10,000 grant represents a $2,000 increase in support of the nursing scholarship fund.

Ferris Macomb program has its first three graduates. The program lets a student earn their bachelor's degree by completing the first three years at Macomb and then the fourth year at Ferris State.

Macomb Community College holds its 78th commencement ceremony for its graduates.

Pre-registration schedule and scholarship information for Macomb's Transition to Triumph classes.

The Chrysler Foundation Scholarships are available for eligible students.

Macomb College Board of Trustees has enlisted the services of the Association of Community College Trustees to assist in the search for a new college president to replace Al Lorenzo who is retiring.

Mark McKee Jr accepts the 2007 Tutor of the Year Award for his deceased wife for her twenty-years of service to special needs students.

Macomb College's Culinary Institute holds its Gingerbread Competition and a list of the awards that were handed out. The displays were autioned off with proceeds going to Macomb's Transition program.

Jill Hollowell from the Clinton River Watershed Council will speak during the presentation of Stewardship of the Clinton River: A Collaboration of Communities.

Award received from MACRAO for its Macomb2Oakland transfer program.

Schedule of registration dates and times for winter classes.

Two upcoming events in November are Women on the Lakes and Haunted Lakes. Exhibits are on display through December 2, 2007.

An introduction to the WorkKeys program. ACT CEO and Chairman Dr. Richard Ferguson will be keynote speaker.

MSU chooses the Macomb University Center to house its College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Workshop offered to adults interested in starting or returning to college.

Attend Submarine Science in Lake Huron at the Macomb Cultural Center during its Great Lakes Great Stories events and find out about Michigan's tropical reef from Science Geologist, John Zawiski.

The Macomb Cultural Center receives three awards for its program: A Legacy of Service and Courage: The World War II Generation. Two awards from the Historical Society of Milchigan and one award from the Michigan Museums Association.

A list and description of upcoming events from the Great Lakes Great Stories: Michigan's Maritime Heritage program series.

The $150,000 grant will support operations of the Macomb Cultural Center.

Information and entry forms for the Gingerbread House Competition and silent aution. All entries will be displayed at the Macomb Cultural Center.

Schedule information for two programs about The Mackinac Bridge and Mariners' Church of Detroit during the Great Lakes, Great Stories: Michigan's Maritime Heritage series at the Cultural Center.

Schedule and description of programs offered during the Macomb Cultural Center's new series called Great Lakes, Great Stores: Michigan's Maritime Heritage.

Schedule and description of events that have to do with canoes, fur trade, Erie Canal, wood boats and freighters for the series Great Lakes, Great Stories: Michigan's Maritime Heritage.

A schedule and description of the programs featured in the series Great Lakes, Great Stories: Michigan's Maritime Heritage from October through November.

Information on trip to London during spring break. Humanities Professor, Phil Barrons will lead the tour.

Macomb College's Women's Volleyball team is in 12th place in the NJCAA.

Listen to ballads, songs and legends about the people who settled the great lakes as part of the Great Lakes, Great Stories: Michigan's Maritime Heritage series.

Representatives from several universities will conduct the workshops and be on hand to answer questions.

Representatives from 70 colleges and universities will be at this fair located at Macomb's Sports and Expo Center. Meet with these representatives and attend a financial workshop.

Schedule of programs about Michigan's water and its importance. These programs are part of the Great Lakes, Great Stories: Michigan's Maritime Heritage events at the Cultural Center.

Five students receive the William Tschirhart Scholarships from Macomb Community College's Faculty Organization.

Author shares his experience for six-weeks as a crewmember on a tall-masted schooner on the Great Lakes.

New series of programs starts on October 6th with an acoustic band performing folk music. Most events and exhibits are free. Schedule of programs for October and November are listed.

Al Lorenzo announces his retirement. The board of trustees has enlisted the services of the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) to assist in the search for a new president. Nancy Falcone Sullivan is chair of the presidential search committee.