Glen Oaks News

Glen Oaks Board Approves New Support Staff Contract
Two-year agreement includes wage increases, updated policies, and improved equity for Glen Oaks support staff employees The Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees has approved a new two-year contract agreement with the Glen Oaks Support Staff Employees (GOSSE), effective February 2, 2025. The contract includes several key updates focused

Glen Oaks Community College Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Earns Four National Awards
Student Natahlee Hughey, Advisors Benjamin Fries and Sarah Henry, and the Chapter Receive Top Honors at PTK Catalyst 2025 The Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) chapter at Glen Oaks Community College continues to make its mark nationally, earning four distinguished awards at PTK Catalyst 2025, the honor society’s annual convention held

Glen Oaks Community College to Host Vikings Day of Service as Part of Inauguration Week
Faculty and staff to volunteer at local non-profits on March 19 to give back to St. Joseph County Glen Oaks Community College faculty and staff will step out of the classroom and into the community on Wednesday, March 19, as part of the Vikings Day of Service, a key event

Glen Oaks Community College Earns Reaffirmation of Accreditation from Higher Learning Commission
Commitment to Excellence: Glen Oaks Secures Accreditation Through 2035. Glen Oaks Community College has received reaffirmation of accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), ensuring its continued commitment to academic excellence and institutional quality. The reaffirmation extends through 2034-35, with the next comprehensive review scheduled in four years. The HLC

GOCC Receives 11,000+ Pound Steel Donation from Lozier Corporation for Welding Program
Industry Partnership Provides Essential Materials for Hands-On Welding Training Glen Oaks Community College (GOCC) and the St. Joseph County ISD Career and Technical Education (CTE) welding program have received a generous donation of 11,373 pounds of steel tubing from Lozier Corporation’s Middlebury, IN plant. This contribution will give students valuable