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Waubonsee Community College is offering a new humanities class starting in the spring 2019 semester.

High school juniors are required to take the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT®). To help students prepare for this, Waubonsee Community College will offer test preparation courses for both the SAT® and the American College Test (ACT).

Nominations are being accepted for Waubonsee Community College’s 2019 Distinguished Contributor and Distinguished Alumnus awards.

The start of the calendar year is a natural time to start new things. Many people start the year with a list of resolutions or life enhancements that they want to accomplish. These personal goals are almost always good and worth accomplishing and are designed with the best intentions. Even with all of these strengths at the beginning, these new year resolutions often end up unresolved. 

Waubonsee Community College will host a recurring speaker series beginning in February. The events will feature Waubonsee faculty members speaking on topics pertaining to their academic interest and research.

The operating room can be an intimidating place. Most people do not know what to expect when the doors to the operating room open, and most people have not heard of my profession and the role we play in surgery. 

Surgical technologists help the doctor, as well as the patient. 

Waubonsee recognizes the professional and academic accomplishments of its faculty and staff.

The student body at Waubonsee Community College is made up of many students with different backgrounds and stories. As a former competitive rugby player, Anthony Bisogni planned to play rugby professionally until he received an injury which prevented him from pursuing that dream. At that point, he decided to go to college.   

“Personal success is being able to look in the mirror and be satisfied with the person that you are and the achievements that you accomplished.”

Waubonsee Community College has released its Annual Report to the Community for 2018.

“The Toughest Job You’ll Ever Love” was the tagline for the Peace Corps in the 60s but whenever I think about that line I think of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA).  The position of CNA, held by countless caring individuals across this country, is an important fundamental piece of the health care team.