Delta College (Michigan) - Recent Developments

Recent Developments

2011 - Delta College celebrated their 50th year as a community college; their 50,000th student graduated.

2010 - A $800,000 federal grant will allow Delta to train students and healthcare professionals in the newly emerging field of electronic records systems, allowing them to receive a Health Information Technology certificate/degree.

2010 - Vice President Joe Biden came to campus to highlight the success of the Chemical Process Technology Program and its partnerships to get displaced workers retrained and back into the workforce.

2010 - Sets enrollment record with 11,787 students in Winter 2010.

2009 - Named “Great College to Work For” in a survey done for The Chronicle of Higher Education.

2008 - Students contributed 95,525 service hours to the Great Lakes Bay Region and beyond. The value of this volunteer time is estimated at just under $2 million dollars.

2008 - A 16 week training program called Fast-start was created in response to alternative energy growth and partnerships with regional chemical, solar and industrial companies

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