Waubonsee President Sobek Joins Aurora's Seize the Future Development Board
Waubonsee Community College President Dr. Christine Sobek will represent the college on the board of the Seize the Future Development Foundation Board in Aurora.
Waubonsee Counseling Department Helps Students Achieve, Succeed
Waubonsee Community College's Counseling Department remains focused on one goal: helping students achieve to their highest levels, academically, professionally and personally. For that work, the department has been recognized through the college's "Placing Learning First" program.
Waubonsee Art Student, Professor Perez Exhibits Art Photos in Houston
Waubonsee art student and Assistant Professor of HCI Cynthia Perez had some of her photographic art work featured in a recent exhibit in Houston, Texas.
Waubonsee Students Ascencio, Merrill Recognized for Achievements
Waubonsee Community College students Marisa Ascencio, of Oswego, and Mekenah Merrill, of Somonauk, were recognized by Phi Theta Kappa for their achievements at Waubonsee.
Waubonsee English Professor Clem Publishes Short Story
Waubonsee Appoints Cermak Dean for Business and Career Technologies
Michael Cermak has assumed his duties as Dean for Business and Career Technologies at Waubonsee Community College.
Waubonsee Tax Prep Volunteers Net Refunds, Results, Recognition
Colleges Pay Back Students and Communities
When considering an investment opportunity, the first consideration of a prospective investor is the expected return.
Volunteer Tutors Learn Their Own Lessons
Articles on adult literacy typically cite statistics like this, from the National Assessment of Adult Literacy: 45 percent of adults in the United States are English-language literate only at the basic level or below. The articles usually continue with examples of the many barriers limited literacy presents: barriers to education, employment, involvement in children’s education, and even to performing life’s most basic tasks, like driving, shopping or visiting the doctor.
