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From staff reports Eight new members were inducted into the Delta Rho Chapter of Epsilon Pi Tau on May 3 at the fourth annual induction ceremony at Glen Oaks Community College. EPT is the international honorary society for professionals in technology. The society, established in 1929, promotes excellence in academics, service and research, said David Devier, Glen Oaks president.  “It is dedicated to honoring students with high academic performance,” Devier said. “However, this year we also inducted three new members of our faculty and staff. The focus is on recognizing all programs and...

Sturgis Journal At its meeting April 8, Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees approved tuition and fees for 2021-22. The board met in-person. Based on instructional changes brought about by the pandemic, the board agreed to keep tuition rates flat, drop the campus $25 distance-learning course fee and implement a technology fee of $9 per contact hour. "Based on the permeant instructional changes brought about by COVID, we truly believe that we will never be as much face-to-face as before," said Glen Oaks president David Devier, in a statement. Overall, removal of the distance-learning ...

From staff reports Glen Oaks Community College has announced plans to hold an in-person commencement ceremony, to include both 2020 and 2021 graduates. Guests will not be allowed, but the event will be live-streamed. An edited video will be made available following the event, on the college’s social media sites. The ceremony will be held at 7 p.m. May 7 at Ken Schuler Court in the Glen Oaks gymnasium. Nursing and Allied Health pinning ceremonies are being planned, with similar protocol, for 10 a.m. May 8 and 2 p.m. May 8, respectively. “We recognize the importance of commencement, but we ...

Sturgis Journal Glen Oaks Community College Board of Trustees on Feb. 11 received departmental and administrative updates regarding the school's programs and initiatives. During the board’s capital outlay report, officials said plans are moving forward with compiling information for the state to review. The $7.3 million project includes improvement work on the entire north side of campus. It is the college's goal to bid out the project in late March or early April and begin construction in early May. Areas of focus include the technical labs, art studio, business classrooms, restrooms a...

The state budget office is recommitting and recommending approval of capital outlay requests for several Michigan...