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Remember, taxpayers footed the board’s pricey dinner bill Washtenaw Community College President Larry Whitworth should be commended for his attempt to take blame for the board of trustees’ $4,000-plus dinner bill at the 24grille during the board retreat March 5. However, the fact that the dinner wasn’t planned by the board doesn’t make the cost any … Read more>> Proposed $600,000 construction in ML building meets opposition QUINN DAVIS Staff Writer ROBERT CONRADI WASHTENAW VOICE A heart-to-heart meeting between President Larry Whitworth and members of the performing arts faculty has at least temporarily quelled emotions and talk of a “sit-in” type protest over the construction of a new entrance … Read more>> President contests, investigates $4,000 restaurant bill ELIZABETH ROSS Editor Fresh off of his month-long sabbatical, Washtenaw Community College President Larry Whitworth wants to set the record straight about the Board of Trustees’ retreat dinner at 24grille in Detroit: Contrary to what The Washtenaw Voice was told by another administrator, a $4,023 … Read more>> 62 try for Schebil’s vacant security post Elizabeth Ross Editor Ron Schebil’s last day as director of safety and security was March 12, and he left office with no replacement named. Steven Hardy, vice president of administration and finance, said he received more than double the amount of applicants he had hoped for — 62. “It’s a tough … Read more>> Lower property taxes hit WCC hard Elizabeth Ross Editor A poor economy with lower property taxes might be good for individual homeowners and businesses who now pay less, but it spells trouble for Washtenaw Community College. President Larry Whitworth said cuts around campus are imminent. “It’s a serious issue,” Whitworth said. “We’re going to take a million … Read more>> Good for 10 years: Reaccreditation process is complete Quinn Davis Staff Writer For the next 10 years, students can continue to take classes for credit at Washtenaw Community College. For that, they can thank Bill Abernethy. Abernethy, Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences, has been working for the last two and a half years to ensure that … Read more>> Foundation’s Mardi Gras fundraiser collects more than $100,000 Nicole Bednarski News Editor ANDREW KUHN WASHTENAW VOICE The Foundation of Washtenaw Community College raised more than $108,000 during its 25th annual Mardi Gras celebration. All proceeds from the Feb. 6 event will go towards fulfilling the financial needs of deserving WCC students. Contributors included generous members of … Read more>> As it snows, remember:students don’t live here Students come from all over Washtenaw County, and beyond, to receive an education at Washtenaw Community College. But getting an education shouldn’t be dangerous. WCC administrators need to take students into consideration when deciding whether or not to cancel classes due to weather. President Larry Whitworth’s stance on not … Read more>> Snow days? ‘Grow up, get to school’ Nicole Bednarski News Editor ANDREW KUHN WASHTENAW VOICE Amid the heavy snow and high winds that swept across Michigan a few weeks ago, Washtenaw Community College kept its doors open for business. If you asked why, you’re not alone. For those baffled, or a bit concerned, by the decision … Read more>> WCC looking to expand – but not on campus Elizabeth Ross Editor Washtenaw Community College administrators want to expand classes in Ann Arbor beyond Huron River Drive. But with multiple options, they’re trying to decide what would work best for students. President Larry Whitworth said the college is still looking at leasing space downtown near Liberty and … Read more>> |
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