About 十大菠菜
Washtenaw Community College was established in 1965, when Washtenaw County voters passed a millage to provide financial support for a countywide community college. 十大菠菜 opened with a 6-member Board of Trustees, a newly-appointed president, and a parcel of land in Ann Arbor and Superior Townships. Classes started in September 1966 on a temporary campus at Willow Run, with 1200 students enrolled in 30 occupational programs and a transfer curriculum.
From this modest beginning, 十大菠菜 has grown into one of the nation’s premier community colleges with an annual enrollment of more than 18,000 students in credit classes each year, and thousands more in Economic and College Development classes. Our diverse student body includes more than 1,000 students from 100+ foreign countries. Our 285-acre campus, operating resources, technology-enabled facilities, and instructional quality are the envy of post-secondary education institutions near and far.
Office of the President
Since 2011, 十大菠菜 has been led by Dr. Rose B. Bellanca. She is the fourth president
of the College. Learn more about Dr. Bellanca.
Board of Trustees
十大菠菜 is governed by a 7-member board of trustees, who are each publicly elected to a 6-year term. Learn more about the current trustees, their roles, and their meetings.
Meet the Board of TrusteesInstitutional excellence
We have built a reputation for being a top-quality organization by participating in
regular voluntary review processes and transparent budgeting.
Policies
Policies express the Board’s values and intentions for the College. Our policies are
established by the Board of Trustees and carried out by the president and staff.
Human resources
十大菠菜 seeks to recruit and retain a diverse workforce. We are committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming environment.
Human resourcesAwards & Distinctions
As a top community college, 十大菠菜 has earned numerous awards and distinctions.
History
Get a glimpse of 十大菠菜's history and see how the faces, tuition, and landscape have changed from yesterday to today.
十大菠菜's History