Laying the Cornerstone: Waubonsee Nursing Program Preps Students for Health Care Careers
Through more than four decades, Waubonsee Community College's Nursing Program continues to prepare students for health care careers marked by compassion and skill.
Waubonsee Hosts Spring Student Art Exhibits in Sugar Grove, Aurora
Waubonsee Community College is hosting exhibitions featuring outstanding student art in galleries at the college's Sugar Grove and Aurora campuses this spring.
GFOA Recognizes Waubonsee for Financial Reporting Excellence
Waubonsee Iota Nu Chapter of Alpha Beta Gamma Welcomes 44 New Members
Waubonsee Students Take Part in Model Illinois Government Simulations
Waubonsee Offers Free Spring Concert Series
Jeppesen Tells Story of Ceramics Program in Studio Potter Journal
Waubonsee Community College's Ceramics Program has a great story of growth and development through the years. Doug Jeppesen, Associate Professor of Art/Ceramics, told that story in an article published this spring in the journal of The Studio Potter.
Waubonsee Students Moran, Noll Named to PTK Illinois All-Academic Team
Waubonsee Community College students Daniel Noll, of Hinckley, and Brian Moran, of Sandwich, have been awarded spots on the Phi Theta Kappa Illinois All-Academic Team, recognizing the top community college students in Illinois.
Dean for Adult Education Dixon Elected President Elect of IACEA
3-D Printing Builds Possibilities and Interest
Over the past few years, 3-D printing has been the technology buzzword in the news, but, in fact, it’s been around since the 1980s. So what is it? Webster defines 3-D printing as “a process for making a physical object from a three-dimensional digital model, typically by laying down many successive thin layers of a material.” On a recent TED talk, Joseph Desimone, Chancellor’s Eminent Professor of Chemistry at the University of North Carolina, discusses 3-D printing, describing it as “2-D printing, over and over again.”
