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Thinking of changing your college major?

Student Stories

by Macomb Community College

For some Macomb students, like Daysha Ross, changing majors makes sense. She originally started her education journey in hopes of becoming a certified personal fitness trainer. However, after she started the program, she realized that it wasn’t quite what she was looking for and changed her major.

Lanna, of Detroit, is employed at KTD (Kroger Technology & Digital)

Alumna achieves new goal as a technical coach after earning computer science degree at Macomb

Alumni Stories

by Macomb Community College

A degree in computer science from Macomb has opened many doors for alumna Lanna Brasure. Her education has provided her with the in-demand skills necessary to succeed as a software developer and, later, as a technical coach, mentor and even published author.

Macomb commemorates Juneteenth

Macomb commemorates Juneteenth through historic storytelling

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by Macomb Community College

Juneteenth, also known as Emancipation Day, is a federal and state holiday observed every year on June 19. The date marks the end of enslavement in the U.S., on June 19, 1865. Macomb will celebrate Juneteenth by co-hosting an online presentation from Mama Jatu, a storyteller and educator with the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History.

Macomb’s Culinary Arts program earns state recognition

Macomb’s Culinary Arts program earns state recognition

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by Macomb Community College

Macomb’s Culinary Arts program has a long history of successfully preparing students for the area’s top restaurants and bakeries. But did you know that when Macomb’s culinary students aren’t busy in the classroom or kitchen, they are earning top awards at advanced competitions?

Macomb Community College students gain on-the-job training through medical assistant apprenticeship program

Macomb students gain on-the-job training as medical assistants

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by Macomb Community College

Macomb students gain on-the-job training as medical assistants through the college’s Medical Assistants Apprenticeship program, providing them with skills that will lead from classroom to career.