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As America continues to emerge from the Great Recession, workplaces have begun to hire again, offering interesting positions that afford employees the chance to not only earn a living, but also love what they do.

With 2015 just a few weeks away, many people are busy making their New Year’s resolutions. Among the most popular are those related to finding new or better employment. For some, that may mean dedicating more time and effort to the job search process. For others, it means gaining the updated, relevant skills needed to be a competitive candidate for a job or promotion, and that’s where Waubonsee Community College can help. 

Waubonsee's Art faculty will display some of their original artwork during the Annual Art Faculty Exhibition, through Feb. 4.

Waubonsee students don't all look for the same thing when choosing a place to study. That's why Waubonsee's campuses offer a wide array of spots, from the quiet and cozy to the near-chaotic, to allow anyone to find just the right study spot.

Waubonsee Community College's Workforce Development Department will host a panel discussion with area employers and other subject matter experts to help other local employers learn what they need to know to improve temporary worker safety on the job.

Waubonsee Community College's annual Holiday Ceramics Sale will offer a host of unique pottery gift possibilities Dec. 3-6. 

Four Waubonsee students were honored for their solo performances during the 2014 Skyway Collegiate Conference's Jazz Festival at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills on Nov. 15.

Technology Day event at BP's Naperville Campus Nov. 20 opened students' eyes to an array of career possibilities involving science, technology, engineering and math.