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At the Whitehaven Center branch of Southwest Tennessee Community College, there exists an educational opportunity that combines creativity, digital technology, and precise engineering. Here, a program is offered that centers on Computer Aided Design (CAD) - an essential tool leveraged in industries such as architectural design, engineering, and multimedia entertainment. The program's aim is to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills to develop detailed, digital designs that can be manipulated and modified electronically. Through a blend of theoretical instruction and hands-on experience, instructors adept at using CAD software efficiently, guide the aspiring designers. The program is offered both for beginners who want an introduction to CAD and professionals in the field who require advanced training. This single program offers an in-depth exploration of the relationship between design thinking and digital technologic skills, providing students an edge in the competitive job market.

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Kellogg Community College - Eastern Academic Center

Kellogg Community College

Kellogg Community College is a higher education institution founded in 1956 and headquartered in Battle Creek, MI, with campuses in Albion, Battle Creek, Coldwater, and Hastings, Michigan. It offers comprehensive educational programs and community enrichment initiatives, focusing on accessible, high-quality education to enrich its community and the lives of individual learners. The college employs approximately 1,076 individuals, operates in the educational sector, and provides extensive student support resources with active community engagement.

Highlights:

  • Strong community engagement with unique initiatives like the bear sculpture project
  • Michigan Reconnect program offering free or reduced tuition for eligible adult students
  • Comprehensive phlebotomy training program that is free for qualifying Battle Creek residents
  • 12-week blended learning phlebotomy course preparing students for national certification
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