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WCC, UMCU offer financing for students seeking non-credit job training
Washtenaw Community College recently announced a new partnership with the University of Michigan Credit Union to provide affordable financing options for students seeking non-credit WCC classes to gain an industry certification.
Voices of Youth: Ypsi clubhouse offers a safe place for youth to learn and grow after school
Educate Youth's after-school programming serves Ypsilanti youth in several ways, focusing on showing youth how education can positively impact their futures.
Program supporting student athletes’ mental health aims to expand beyond Skyline High School
In May 2017, Kristen and Jeffrey Roberts were shaken when their son Miles died by suicide at age 15. Now they're working to support the mental health of student athletes like Miles at Ann Arbor's Skyline High School.
Local coalition releases action plan to improve child care in Washtenaw, Livingston counties
The Livingston and Washtenaw Counties Child Care Coalition, a collaboration of local child care providers, families, policymakers, and economic development professionals, recently released an action plan to improve child care in the region.
“Our commitment to Detroit is increasing”: U-M constructs new downtown Detroit center
To deepen connections between Ann Arbor and Detroit, the University of Michigan is constructing the University of Michigan Center for Innovation in downtown Detroit.
Free summer program offers job skills training for Southeast Michigan youth
Young adult job-seekers are being invited to expand their employment potential through #MI-Internship Prep, a free summer internship preparation course.
Ypsi middle school students win big at national Black engineers’ convention
YCMS' boys' and girls' teams both brought home wins, and the girls' team, Golden Grizzly, has been invited to advance to the next level in the Ten80 racing competition.
AAPS to salvage cut trees for use in new construction
Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) and Ann Arbor-based Urban Ashes are collaborating to repurpose trees cut for AAPS' new Pathways to Success academic campus expansion.
Student-created exhibit on access to sports set to open at EMU next month
A new exhibit created by students in Eastern Michigan University's Historic Preservation Program will focus on who has access to university sports opportunities and who doesn't.
WCC, UMCU offer financing for students seeking non-credit job training
Washtenaw Community College recently announced a new partnership with the University of Michigan Credit Union to provide affordable financing options for students seeking non-credit WCC classes to gain an industry certification.
Voices of Youth: Ypsi clubhouse offers a safe place for youth to learn and grow after school
Educate Youth's after-school programming serves Ypsilanti youth in several ways, focusing on showing youth how education can positively impact their futures.
Program supporting student athletes’ mental health aims to expand beyond Skyline High School
In May 2017, Kristen and Jeffrey Roberts were shaken when their son Miles died by suicide at age 15. Now they're working to support the mental health of student athletes like Miles at Ann Arbor's Skyline High School.
Local coalition releases action plan to improve child care in Washtenaw, Livingston counties
The Livingston and Washtenaw Counties Child Care Coalition, a collaboration of local child care providers, families, policymakers, and economic development professionals, recently released an action plan to improve child care in the region.
“Our commitment to Detroit is increasing”: U-M constructs new downtown Detroit center
To deepen connections between Ann Arbor and Detroit, the University of Michigan is constructing the University of Michigan Center for Innovation in downtown Detroit.
Free summer program offers job skills training for Southeast Michigan youth
Young adult job-seekers are being invited to expand their employment potential through #MI-Internship Prep, a free summer internship preparation course.
Ypsi middle school students win big at national Black engineers’ convention
YCMS' boys' and girls' teams both brought home wins, and the girls' team, Golden Grizzly, has been invited to advance to the next level in the Ten80 racing competition.
AAPS to salvage cut trees for use in new construction
Ann Arbor Public Schools (AAPS) and Ann Arbor-based Urban Ashes are collaborating to repurpose trees cut for AAPS' new Pathways to Success academic campus expansion.
Student-created exhibit on access to sports set to open at EMU next month
A new exhibit created by students in Eastern Michigan University's Historic Preservation Program will focus on who has access to university sports opportunities and who doesn't.
