Waubonsee Hosts High School Auto Tech Competition
Waubonsee runs out of time at NJCAA Division II National Tournament
Prospective Students Invited to Tour Waubonsee Campuses
Encouraging Women in STEM
Why is it important to get more women into Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)? Many reasons! According to the U.S. Census Bureau, women are now earning a larger proportion of college degrees than men, yet they make up only 26 percent of the STEM workforce. STEM jobs are generally well-paying jobs, and research shows that when women in a society are financially independent and stable, the society as a whole does better.
Waubonsee Dedicates Field House, Celebrates 2020 Plan Completion
Waubonsee Community College celebrated twin feats - dedicating its new Field House and newly renovated Erickson Hall, the project which served as the capstone of the college's 2020 College Master Plan, a 14-year-long building project to improve and prepare the college to respond to the needs of the community in 2020 and beyond.
ComedySportz to Bring Evening of Improv Hilarity to Waubonsee
Waubonsee Designated Tree Campus for Fifth Straight Year
Kendall County Health Director Dr. Tokars Elected to Waubonsee Foundation Board
Waubonsee to Celebrate Completion of Field House, 2020 College Master Plan
On March 10, Waubonsee Community College will celebrate the opening of its new Field House and a renovated Erickson Hall. The event will also mark the completion, on time and on budget, of the college's 2020 College Master Plan, a multi-year building and improvement project spanning more than a decade and including two new campuses in Aurora and Plano and five new buildings on the Sugar Grove Campus.
Beginning her story: Student Anna Dutton Leverages Experience, Recognitions to Pen Story of Student Success
Before coming to Waubonsee Community College, student Anna Dutton, of Oswego, was named Northern Illinois' High School Journalist of the Year. Aided by a prestigious Lucile Gustafson Scholarship, Dutton is now using her time at Waubonsee to grow as a writer - in the classroom, through internships with local newspapers, and other media - as she prepares to launch her career in coming years.
