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Glen Oaks News 2024
Welcome to the Glen Oaks News Archive pages. All of our media releases for the specified year can be found here.
Major Renovations Begin at Glen Oaks Community College
Glen Oaks Community College (GOCC) is excited to announce that significant campus renovations began on September 23. These updates aim to modernize and improve our facilities, enhancing our ability to serve students and the community effectively. Phase One: Upgrading Learning SpacesOn September 23, renovations began in the D Wing 400
Temple Grandin to Headline Glen Oaks Viking Speaker Series
Glen Oaks Community College proudly annouces Dr. Temple Grandin, as a speaker in the 2024 Viking Speaker Series. She will speak at Firm Foundations Ministries, 651 E Main Street, Centreville, on Thursday, October 10, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Dr. Grandin has transformed the livestock industry with her handling facility designs.
Glen Oaks Announces Summer 2024 President’s and Dean’s List
PRESIDENT’S LIST INDIANA Glen Oaks Community College announces its outstanding scholars for the summer 2024 semester. Students on the President’s Honor Roll achieved a grade point average of 4.0. Students on the Dean’s Honor Roll achieved a grade point average of 3.75-3.99. The students are listed alphabetically according to their
Glen Oaks Community College Unveils Comprehensive Compensation Study
Glen Oaks Community College (GOCC) is entering the final stages of a thorough compensation study conducted by Evergreen Solutions LLC. The study aims to enhance the college’s ability to attract and retain top talent through competitive compensation structures and updated classification systems. The compensation study was carried out in four
Glen Oaks Community College Celebrates Michigan Guarantee: Free Tuition for Local High School Graduates
Glen Oaks Community College announced Tuesday its participation in the Michigan Community College Guarantee, offering tuition-free associate degrees or skills certificates to eligible local high school graduates. The initiative, part of a statewide effort to increase higher education accessibility, could save students up to $4,800 annually. “This program represents a
