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NISOD honorees reflect on their impact at Macomb

Faculty Stories

by Macomb Community College

Six Macomb faculty members recently received the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) award. NISOD celebrates individuals who demonstrate exceptional commitment to their students and colleagues, enhancing the overall educational experience.

NISOF honorees

Two NISOD honorees reflect on their time at Macomb

Faculty Stories

by Macomb Community College

Six Macomb faculty members recently received the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) award. NISOD celebrates individuals who demonstrate exceptional commitment to their students and colleagues, enhancing the overall educational experience.

Two Macomb grads make mark as first female techs at local dealership

Two Macomb grads make mark as first female techs at local dealership

Student Stories

by Macomb Community College

Alexandria Holk and Paige Jewett, recent graduates of the General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program (GM ASEP), broke new ground when they became the first female technicians at Moran Chevrolet in Clinton Township.

Ariana Dockham found her passion and earned a national scholarship at Macomb

Macomb alumna earns top honors after transferring to Ole Miss

Alumni Stories

by Macomb Community College

Brooke Jankowsky doesn’t just understand the transfer student journey; she’s helping to redefine it. After earning four associate degrees at Macomb, Brooke transferred to the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) on a full merit scholarship. She graduated this spring, earning multiple bachelor’s degrees in management and marketing, with minors in entrepreneurship and English.

Here’s how to make the most of your summer.

Headed to college in the fall? Here’s how to make the most of your summer.

Trending Stories

by Macomb Community College

With high school graduation season in full swing, it’s an exciting time to look ahead to what’s next. Making the most of the summer can help incoming college students feel prepared as they head into their first semester. Heidi Schall, director of Admissions and Outreach at Macomb, said the summer months offer a valuable opportunity for inbound students to look ahead academically, financially and even personally.