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June 2016 Board Report


PRODUCTION PIECESFront Porch / Community Concert Band Poster (printed/digital) – Created to promote the upcoming series of concerts performed by the Community Concert Band and others on the Front Porch of the Potter Center. The concerts or FREE and or performer free of charge rain or shine. Should the weather be inclement the concerts are moved inside the Potter Center,


CCX / Corporate Culture Exchange Logo (print/digital) – Created to inform the public of the CCX (Corporate Culture Exchange - this logo was created by the Marketing department to promote this arm of the MCCA. Working with MCCA’s staff we deigned this brand a created a logo and print flyer, The materials will be used by staff to promote the program and encourage students to participate..

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CCX / Corporate Culture Exchange Flyer (print/digital) – Created to inform the public of the CCX (Corporate Culture Exchange - this logo was created by the Marketing department to promote this arm of the MCCA. Working with MCCA’s staff we deigned this brand a created a logo and print flyer, The materials will be used by staff to promote the program and encourage students to participate..

Culturally Diverse Globally Dispersed

Students from community and technical colleges around the world collaborating

virtually to address key workforce challenges provided by Michigan based global

companies: that is the idea behind theCorporate Culture Exchange, or CCX.

THE CCX NETWORK SEEKS TO

• Address the skills gap by providing opportunities for Michigan’s rising workforce to practice critical thinking skills and global competencies. • Retain top talent by showcasing career pathways and engaging potential employees in meaningful, experiential learning opportunities. • Gain insight to other countries and cultures, particularly for market expansion and non-U.S. based employee recruitment.• Promote the Michigan brand, Michigan-based companies, and unique career opportunities. • Support meaningful intercultural engagement that makes the workplace, and the world, a better place.

HOW IT WORKS

CCX gives students a platform to practice leadership and collaboration skills by working in global virtual teams to

solve real challenges provided by corporate partners.

MORE INFORMATIONCarol Stax Brown, Ed.D.

Executive Director, Center for Global Initiatives Michigan Community College Association

[email protected] • 319.210.8541

Student teams virtually conference and collaborate on research and deliverables while monitoring progress and meeting deadlines. This flexible delivery platform addresses the needs of specific industries, such as logistics or healthcare, or topics relevant to any sector, such as corporate social responsibility or succession planning.

Sponsoring companies are invited to evaluate the final products. However, the true value of the students’ experience comes from the process of navigating the challenges inherent to working in culturally diverse and globally dispersed teams.

CCX ASSEMBLY

CCX Assembly is a week-long event which includes visits to sponsoring companies, mock (or real) interviews for internships or jobs, feedback from government and industry leaders, and the opportunity to meet and live with people from other countries. As funding permits, CCX participants are invited to meet their fellow team members and engage in a series of cultural and professional development activities at the Assembly.

Students leave with a new level of confidence, a new outlook on their career paths, a stronger commitment to their education goals, and a greater appreciation for strength in diversity. This experience will expand their network and give them an edge in the job market.

To deliver a program that truly impacts the quality of Michigan’s human capital, the MCCA Center for Global Initiatives seeks support from industry and government partners. Partners inform content, evaluate program participants, and open doors for qualified and eager candidates.

SPONSORNetwork member recognition and

PR as general program sponsor.

$1,500....................

ADVISORY COUNCILBenefits listed above plus inputon content and design of CCX.

Invitations to Assembly.

$5,000....................

INAUGURALNETWORK STATUS

Benefits listed above plus abilityto submit team challenges for

year one. Participation in Assembly.

$10,000....................

INAUGURALASSEMBLY HOST Benefits listed above plus

Inaugural Assembly in your nameand offer to help shape the

experience. Funds offset costs forUS and international students

and faculty participation.

$20,000

PROGRAM ATTRIBUTESLEVELS OF PARTICIPATION

Your support allows CCX to secure quality international partners and ensures expert management to produce a high quality program. A successful launch will enable the program to compete for funding opportunities available in the international education and globalworkforce development sectors.


Juneteenth Poster (print/digital) – Created to encouragae attendance at the upcoming Juneteenth event sponsored by the Jackson College Office of Multicultural Affair, Spring Arbor University and Consumers Energy. This free annual event is held in down down Jackson at the Riverwalk Amphitheater, The year’s event wiill heature “Hits for the 80’s” and a Tribiute to Prince. The headliner is Detroit’s own Phase 5 and the ipening act is Jackson’s Airtight. Materials will sistribute on all campuses and in the community.


2016 JUNETEENTH SPONSORSHIP FORMSubmit form by Friday, June 12, 2016

by mailing to address at the bottom of page.You may also fax form to 517.796.8538,

Attention: Mr. Lee Hampton

Personal, Company or Organization Name _______________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address __________________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip ______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Email ____________________________________________________________________________________________

Contact Person _______________________________________________________________

SPONSOR LEVELS (check appropriate box)

q $1,000 GOLD – Personal, Company or Organization Name on Event Banner; Personal, Company or Organization Name Recognition from Stage; Appreciation Package from Jackson College as a Gold Sponsor.

q $500 SILVER – Personal, Company or Organization Name on Event Banner; Personal, Company or Organization Name Recognition from Stage as a Silver Sponsor.

q $250 BRONZE – Personal, Company or Organization Name on Event Banner as a Bronze Sponsor.

q Other Donation ___________________________________________

PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: Jackson College Multicultural Affairs

REMIT TO:Mr. Lee HamptonJackson College

Multicultural Affairs - GP213B2111 Emmons Rd.Jackson, MI 49201

Juneteenth Sponsor Flyer (print)


Juneteenth Eevent Flyers (print)


Lenawee Art Camp Poster (print/digital) – This 11x17, single-sided color poster was created to encourage students (ages first through fourth grade) to participate in the YAK art kamp - July 18-22. The theme for this year’s camp is “food art.” Students will create art that looks like food and can be eaten. Classes will be held on the JC @ LISD TECH campus. Materials are being distributed by the two Lenawee county art instructors and staff at JC @ LISD TECH.


Lenawee Art Camp Flyer (print/digital) – This 5.5x8.5, double-sided, color flyer was created to encourage students (ages first through fourth grade) to participate in the YAK art kamp - July 18-22. The back side of the flyer includes a registration form. The theme for this year’s camp is “food art.” Students will create art that looks like food and can be eaten. Classes will be held on the JC @ LISD TECH campus. Materials are being distributed by the two Lenawee county art instructors and staff at JC @ LISD TECH.

Registration form

Child’s Name: ________________________________________________________________

Parent’s/Guardian’s Name __________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip:_______________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________________________________________________________

Child’s Date of Birth:___________________ Grade Entering in the Fall: __________ q Male q Female

q Enclosed is my check/money order payable to JC @ LISD TECH ($70 per child) Total $ _______________

MAIL REGISTRATION FORM AND PAYMENT TO OR STOP IN AT:

Jackson College @ LISD TECH1376 North Main Street • Adrian, MI 49221

For more information contact Annie Howard at 517.918.2302([email protected]) or call JC @ LISD TECH at 517.265.5515

Registration form

Child’s Name: ________________________________________________________________

Parent’s/Guardian’s Name __________________________________________________________

Address:___________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip:_______________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ____________________________________________________________

Child’s Date of Birth:___________________ Grade Entering in the Fall: __________ q Male q Female

q Enclosed is my check/money order payable to JC @ LISD TECH ($70 per child) Total $ _______________

MAIL REGISTRATION FORM AND PAYMENT TO OR STOP IN AT:

Jackson College @ LISD TECH1376 North Main Street • Adrian, MI 49221

For more information contact Annie Howard at 517.918.2302([email protected]) or call JC @ LISD TECH at 517.265.5515


4th Annual JC Jets Gold Outing Poster (print) – Created to encourage teams and sponsors to support the 4th annual JC Jets Gold Outing. Distributed by JC Athletics.

4th annualJC JETS GOLF

OUTING

For additional details contact Rick Smith at [email protected] or 517.796.8592

September 10, 2016Lakeland Hills Golf Course 5119 Page Avenue • Jackson, MI 492018 a.m. registration • 9 a.m. shotgun start$80 per golfer

REGISTRATION FORMJacksonCollegeJets.com


4th Annual JC Jets Gold Outing Brochure (print) – Created to encourage teams and sponsors to support the 4th annual JC Jets Gold Outing. Distributed by JC Athletics.

Shared Hole sponsor .................. $50

Hole sponsor ........................... $150

Golf Cart sponsor .................... $300 (Limit of five sponsors)

Beverage Cart sponsor ............. $500 (Limit of five sponsors)

Major sponsor ....................... $1000 (includes team entry fee, special mention, hole and cart sponsor)

Total enclosed: $

Company/Sponsor Name

Address

City

State Zip

Phone

E-mail

4th annual GOLFOUTING

JC JETS

4th Annual Jackson College Jets GOLF OUTING

September 10, 2016 • Lakeland Hills Golf Course 9 a.m. shotgun start

Sponsorship Opportunities

JETS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICSJackson College is a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) and a member of the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA). The MCCAA is comprised of 19 community colleges. The Jets compete in the Western Conference of the MCCAA against community college teams such as the Lansing Community College Stars, the Grand Rapids Community College Raiders and the Kellogg Community College Bruins.

Jackson College varsity sports include:Women Men

Basketball Baseball Cross Country BasketballGolf Cross CountrySoccer GolfSof tball SoccerVolleyball

The athletics office is located in the Victor Cuiss Fieldhouse on the Jackson College Central Campus. Please call 517.796.8455 or visitJacksonCollegeJets.com for questions regarding Jackson College Jets athletics.

Board of TrusteesSamuel R. Barnes, Chairman • John M. Crist, Vice Chairman

Sheila A. Patterson, Secretary • Donna L. Lake, TreasurerMatthew R. Heins, Trustee • Philip E. Hoffman, Trustee

Dr. Edward A. Mathein, Trustee • Dr. Daniel J. Phelan, President

Jackson College


General Education Flyer (print) – Created to provide faculty with a comprehensive source for General Education Outcomes and Requirements.

Demonstrate proficiency in academic, professional, and personal writing through the knowledge and use of writing-to-learn practices, rhetorical strategies, researchmethodologies, and genre and writing conventions.

Formulate and implement effective oral communication practices within various contexts.

Apply mathematical skills and reasoning by solving problems, documenting processes, interpreting results and evaluating the reasonableness of outcomes. Interpret and apply scientific concepts and processes to guide decision-making and form an ability to identify scientifically valid information. Identify and articulate sources of influence on human behavior, the dynamics of interactions of individuals and groups, and the evolution and functions of social systems.

Demonstrate proficiency in the analysis of creative works, situating works culturally and historically through critical thinking, research and interpretation.

Demonstrate a critical and reflective understanding that affirms and challenges one’s relationship to other people by examining the human and cultural diversity in which students live, work and learn.

GEO 1: Write clearly, concisely and intelligibly.

GEO 2: Speak clearly, concisely and intelligibly.

GEO 3: Demonstrate computational skills and mathematical reasoning

GEO 4: Demonstrate scientific reasoning.

GEO 5: Understand human behavior and social systems, and the principles which govern them.

GEO 6: Understand aesthetic experience and artistic creativity.

GEO 7: Understand and respect the diversity and interdependence of the world’s peoples and cultures.

Demonstrate skills and practices that result in informed and responsible decisions in career, civic, financial and domestic arenas.

Demonstrate, through practice, the ability to work collaboratively with others, exemplifying the values of service and leadership.

Demonstrate use of technological applications, concepts, systems and operations, in order to communicate and function effectively and ethically as a digital citizen.

EC 1: Think critically and act responsibly.

EC 2: Work productively with others, recognizing individual contributions to group success.

EC 3: Exhibit technological literacy.

general educationoutcomes (Geo) students will

Essential Competency (EC)

students will

GEO 4 - ContinuedNSC 131 Contemporary SciencePHY 131 Conceptual PhysicsPHY 150 Concepts in AstronomyPHY 151 AstronomyPHY 231 College Physics IPHY 251 Modern University Physics I

GEO 5 - Understand human behavior and social systems, and the principles which govern themECN 231 MacroeconomicsECN 232 MicroeconomicsHIS 120 Ancient HistoryHIS 131 Western Civilization to 1555HIS 132 Western Civilization 1555 to PresentHIS 231 US through the Civil WarHIS 232 US from the Civil WarHIS 235 20th Century HistoryPLS 141 American National GovernmentPSY 140 Introduction to PsychologyPSY 152 Social PsychologyPSY 245 Infancy and ChildhoodPSY 251 Abnormal PsychologyPSY 252 Developmental PsychologyPSY 290 Human SexualitySOC 152 Social PsychologySOC 231 Principles of Sociology

GEO 6 - Understand aestheticexperience and artistic creativity ART 111 Art History: Prehistoric to 1400ART 112 Art History: Renaissance to PresentENG 210 Introduction to FilmENG 242 Sports in Film and LiteratureENG 246 Short Story & NovelENG 247 Poetry & DramaENG 252 ShakespeareENG 254 Children’s LiteratureENG 255 American Literature – 19th CenturyENG 256 American Literature – 20th CenturyHUM 131 Cultural ConnectionsMUS 131 Understanding MusicMUS 132 History of American Popular MusicPHL 231 Introduction to PhilosophyTHR 116 Introduction to Theatre

general education REQUIREMENTS

GEO 1 - Write clearly, concisely and intelligiblyENG 131 Writing Experience IENG 132 Writing Experience IIENG 201 Advanced CompositionENG 232 Technical & Business Writing

GEO 2 - Speak clearly, concisely and intelligiblyCOM 231 Communications FundamentalsCOM 240 Interpersonal CommunicationCOM 250 Intercultural CommunicationCOM 350 Intercultural Communication for Management

GEO 3 - Demonstrate computational skills and mathematical reasoningMAT 131 Intermediate AlgebraMAT 133 Introduction to Probability & StatsMAT 135 Finite MathematicsMAT 139 College AlgebraMAT 141 Pre-calculusMAT 151 Calculus IMAT 154 Calculus IIPSY 144 Introducation to Probability & Stats

GEO 4 - Demonstrate scientificreasoningBIO 110 Introductory BiologyBIO 132 Human BiologyBIO 140 Public Health and DiseaseBIO 158 Environmental ScienceBIO 161 General Biology IBIO 162 General Biology IIBIO 220 MicrobiologyBIO 231 General BotanyBIO 232 General ZoologyBIO 253 Human Anatomy and Physiology IBIO 254 Anatomy and Physiology IICEM 131 Fundamentals of ChemistryCEM 132 Fundamentals of Organic and Bilogical ChemistryCEM 141 General Chemistry ICEM 142 General Chemistry IIGEL 109 Earth ScienceGEL 160 Introduction to Geology

GEO 7 - Understand and respect the diversity and interdependence of the world's peoples and culturesANT 131 Cultural AnthropologyCOM 250 Intercultural CommunicationsENG 236 Women in Changing SocietyENG 242 Sports in Film and LiteratureENG 249 African-American LiteratureENG 257 World LiteratureFRN 131 French IGEO 132 World RegionsGER 131 German IHIS 125 African-American HistoryHUM 131 Cultural ConnectionsMUS 130 Music of Non-Western CulturesPHL 243 World ReligionsPLS 262 International RelationsSOC 235 Minority Groups in AmericaSOC 236 Women in Changing SocietySOC 246 Marriage and FamilySPN 131 Spanish ISPN 132 Elementary Spanish IISPN 231 Intermediate Spanish ISPN 232 Intermediate Spanish IIWRL 102, 103, 104, 105SOC 112 Service Exploration and Social IssuesSOC 122 Service in ActionApproved cross cultural experiences


Jackson College Pathways from Prison Program Graduation Awards Programs(print) – Marketing created two programs to recognize prisoners who have completed a certificate, skill set, concentration or associate degree in the Pathways from Prison Programs. One ceremony was held Thursday, May 19 and the second ceremony was held Friday, May 20. CLICK ON IMAGE FOR COMPLETE DOCUMENT

Jackson College Board of TrusteesSamuel R. Barnes, Chairman • John M. Crist, Vice Chairman Sheila A. Patterson, Secretary • Donna L. Lake, Treasurer Matthew R. Heins, Trustee • Philip E. Hoffman, Trustee Dr. Edward A. Mathein, Trustee • Dr. Daniel J. Phelan, President

SPECIAL THANK YOU

Michigan Department of Corrections Heidi Washington Director, Michigan Department of Corrections

Warden HaasDeputy Warden Stephenson

Deputy Warden StewardTom Combs Reentry Administrator

Heather Gay Education Manager, MDOCLaquita Featherstone Principal

Mr. Andreas Food Tech Instructor

Jackson CollegeDr. Todd Butler Dean of Arts & Sciences

Jeremy Frew Dean of Occupational EducationKevin Rose Director, Prison Education Initiative

Dr. Gary Cale Faculty Chair, Prison Education InitiativeKimberly Seaburg Coordinator, Prison Education Initiative

Honorable Mention Macomb Correctional Facility

Ms. Gamble Employment CounselorARUS JenkinsARUS Walsh

Mr. Morgan School SecretaryMs. Frick School Teacher

Ms. Visconti Program Staff Mr. Knickerbocker Program Staff

Offi cer Grygorcewicz Offi cer Singleton Offi cer Bonczar

Offi cer Kuplerski

Offi cer Henderson Mr. Williams School Clerk Mr. Martinez School ClerkMr. Delgado School Clerk

Mr. Cross School Clerk Mr. Ford School Clerk

Mr. Wallace School Clerk

JACKSON COLLEGE

Pathways from Prison ProgramGraduation Award Ceremony

Thursday, May 19, 2016

https://www.jccmi.edu/wp-content/uploads/Deans-List-Prison-Program.pdf


Jackson College Board of TrusteesSamuel R. Barnes, Chairman • John M. Crist, Vice Chairman • Sheila A. Patterson, Secretary

Donna L. Lake, Treasurer • Matthew R. Heins, Trustee • Philip E. Hoffman, Trustee Dr. Edward A. Mathein, Trustee • Dr. Daniel J. Phelan, President

SPECIAL THANK YOU

Michigan Department of Corrections Heidi Washington Director, MDOC

Warden Barrett JCSWarden Brewer SMT, JCF Deputy Warden Artis JCF Deputy Warden Floyd JCF

Deputy Warden Rewerts JCS Deputy Warden-McRoberts SMT Tom Combs Reentry Administrator

Heather Gay Education Manager, MDOC Brian Friedman Principal SMT, JCS, JCF

Thomas Gumper Principal, ARF

Jackson CollegeDr. Rebecca Woods Provost, Jackson College

Dr. Todd Butler Dean of Arts & Sciences, Jackson CollegeJeremy Frew Dean of Occupational Education

Kevin Rose • Director Prison Education InitiativeDr. Gary Cale Faculty Chair, PEI Jackson College

Kimberly Seaburg Coordinator, Prison Education Initiative (PEI)Giovanni Paterra Offi ce Assistant, Prison Education Initiative

Honorable Mention Parnall Correctional Facility

Mr. Fairley Employment Counselor, SMT ARUS Hissong SMTOffi cer Courser SMT

Offi cer Dixon SMT Offi cer Miller SMT

Ms. Murine Secretary, SMT Mr. Wheeler Unit Counselor, JCS

Offi cer Pena JCSMs. Franklin Secretary, JCS

Ms. VanBuren JCF Offi cer Anderson JCF

JACKSON COLLEGE

Pathways from Prison ProgramGraduation Award Ceremony

Friday, May 20, 2016


Automotive Technology Bookmark (print) – Created for use by Automotive faulty in outreach to high school students for potential attendance at Spring and Fall classes at Jackson College.


Lenawee Made, Lenawee Strong (digital/print) – This positioning statement was created as a theme for the proposed creating os a comprehensive community college in Lenawee County. Out theme build on the premise that over 80% of community college graduates stay in or return to their community to live and work. Providing greater opportunities for Lenawee county residents will increase the educational opportunities in the county. If the board decides to go ahead with the millage request we propose to build a campaign around testimonials from JC grads,


Lenawee Made, Lenawee Strong Flyer (direct mail/print) – Created to inform Lenawee County residents about the proposed project to build a comprehensive community college in Adrian, Michigan. This 8.5x11 flyer was mailed to 31,265 households along with a letter explaining the proposal.


Lenawee Made, Lenawee Strong Newsletter (direct mail/print) – Created to inform Lenawee County residents about the proposed project to build a comprehensive community college in Adrian, Michigan. This tri-fold newsletter was mailed to 31,265 households. CLICK ON IMAGE FOR COMPLETE DOCUMENT

Why is Jackson College considering the proposal? Jackson College is a community college serving students from all backgrounds with quality education that is both affordable and accessible. It offers associate degrees, certificates and shorter-term credentials such as concentrations and skill sets. The Jackson Central Campus now offers one bachelor’s degree in energy systems management, and a future bachelor’s degree in culinary arts and hospitality is in development.

The new instructional space would allow the College to expand its educational and training offerings in Lenawee County, including: • Certificate and degree programs • Dual enrollment programs • Learning resources • Library resources • Internships and externships • Customized workforce training • New jobs training • Community meeting spaces

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION

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JACKSON MIPERMIT NO 117

2111 Emmons Road Jackson, MI 49201

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Jackson College New Lenawee CountyCampus Proposal

The Jackson College Board of Trustees is considering placing a millage question on this fall’s ballot to make Lenawee County part of the Jackson College district. The millage proposal would fund construction, programming, ongoing operations and maintenance of a more comprehensive community college in Lenawee County.

The proposed new Jackson College Lenawee campus would include: • An estimated total square footage between 50,000 and 89,000 • Modern learning spaces and labs • Culinary demonstration kitchen • Community meeting spaces • Library/learning commons • Much more

For questions ormore information contact

517.796.8569 [email protected]

“Attending Jackson College was great.The faculty were very accommodating for working adults. Earning my degree helped me find a better position, better pay,better benefits; the whole package.”

- Tom Merkel, pricing department, Adrian Steel

https://www.jccmi.edu/wp-content/uploads/Lenawee-Strong-Newsletter-2016.pdf


NCMPR District 3 conference logo (print/digital) – Jackson College marketing depart,met is a member of the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) a national organization that supports marketing and public relations efforts by two year community colleges and technical schools. This year’s District 3 conference is being held October 17-19 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Our marketing department has stepped up to design this conference’s theme. The logo below encompasses the state’s branding and Ann Arbor’s brand. We will lo be creating collateral materials. web messaging and programming items for the conference.

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Fall Classes Registration Campaign (digital) – A series of digital ads to encourage students to register for fall classes are running in targeted markets within a 50 mile radius of each College location. Ads are animated and directed at a demographic of 19- 50 years old. Attention is given to the non-traditional student who might be seeking career enhancements or a career change.


Campus Television Screens (digital) – Electronic messages appear on all campus television sets. These messages run on a schedule and can be campus / center specific.


...Because education is an investment in your future.

Jackson College • LeTarte Center Hillsdale For information call: 517.437.3343 or online: www.jccmi.edu

Print Advertising (print) – Hillsdale County Fair Premium Book


NEWS RELEASESMay 24, 2016 There is still time to register for spring semester!

There is still time to register for college classes this spring and summer! Jackson College offers many later-starting spring semester classes that begin in June and July.

Various later-starting classes are available in seven- or five-week options; students may choose the pace that works for them! Classes are scheduled in subjects like business, computer information systems, English, history, manufacturing, mathematics, sociology and more.

A complete course schedule and instructions for registration are available on the Jackson College website, www.jccmi.edu. For more information, call any JC location: Central Campus, 517.796.8425; Jackson College @ LISD TECH, 517.265.5515; Hillsdale LeTarte Center, 517.437.3343; and Maher Campus, 517.768.7097.

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May 23, 2016 Jets baseball players recognized; Smith named Coach of Year

Congratulations to the Jackson College Jets baseball team players and coach Rick Smith on a winning season! Postseason honors for the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) and National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XII have been announced.

Rick Smith was named Coach of the Year by the MCCAA. This was Smith’s 11th season with the Jets, and he has been coaching in the MCCAA for more than 25 years. In his years at Jackson, he has won 339 games and received bids to the Region XII tournament in 10 of 11 years. The Jets took the MCCAA Championship this year, finishing the season with a conference record of 24-2 and 37-14 overall.

Players honored for the season include:

First Team All-MCCAA Players• Jeff Riedel, outfield, sophomore and graduate of Cookeville H.S., Cookeville, Tenn.• Hunter Hayes, third base, sophomore and graduate of Adrian H.S., Adrian• James Rogers, pitcher, freshman and graduate of Oxford H.S, Oxford• Brad Allen, pitcher and graduate of Manchester H.S., Manchester

Second Team All-MCCAA Player• Adam Freiman, first base, freshman and graduate of Warren Cousino H.S., Warren

Third Team All-MCCAA Players• Donavon Alexander, designated hitter/first base, sophomore and graduate of Lumen Christi H.S., Jackson• Dylan Thomas, shortstop, freshman and graduate of Homer H.S., Homer

Honorable Mention All-MCCAA Players• Jake Vanitvelt, outfield, sophomore and graduate of Grand Blanc H.S., Grand Blanc• Jake Gleason, outfield, freshman and graduate of Goodrich H.S., Grand Blanc


MCCAA Player of the Year• Jeff Riedel, outfield

MCCAA Coach of the Year • Rick Smith, Jackson College Jets

All NJCAA Region 12 players• Jeff Riedel, outfield• Hunter Hayes, infield

Several Jackson College baseball players have signed to play with universities next year, and more are in the decision-making process.• Jeff Riedel, Oakland University• Brad Allen, Eastern Michigan University• Jake Vanitvelt, Chicago State University• Dean Emanuele, infield and graduate of Stephenson H.S., Sterling Heights; North Park University• Hunter Klaassen, pitcher and graduate of Michigan Center H.S.; Concordia University• Jake Jones, catcher and graduate of Airport H.S., Carleton; Siena Heights University

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May 17, 2016 Get healthy at Friday’s Health Wise

Jackson College will present the Health Wise Screening Event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 3 in the Health Laboratory Center on the Jackson Central Campus.

Health Wise provides an opportunity for community members to choose from a variety of health screening services available free of charge. Services to be offered include:• Vascular Screenings (by appointment only, call 517.990.1374 Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)• Blood Pressure Screening• Hearing Clinic with Beltone• Cholesterol Testing• EKG Screening• Pulmonary Function• Diabetic Screenings• Free Chair Massages

After the free screenings, visitors can meet with nurse practitioner Rachel Nichols, who works in the JC Health Clinic and is nationally certified in family practice, to review results and ask any questions. All screenings are performed by trained professionals with assistance from JC students, who are supervised.

Services will be performed by allied health and nursing students, supervised by registered technologists and JC faculty. Community partners include Henry Ford Allegiance Health, Jackson Community Ambulance, Beltone Hearing and Sacred Touch Massage. In addition, there will be healthy snacks and beverages, and a walk for your health route with chance for a free T-shirt!

For more information, contact Heather Ruttkofsky, program director for vascular sonography, at 517.796.8531.

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May 17, 2016 Jackson College Jets softball players recognized

Several Jackson College Jets softball players were recently honored by the Michigan Community College Athletic Conference for the 2016 season.

• Kelsea Kaliszuk, a sophomore from Tecumseh, received Second Team All-Conference honors. She plays short stop/third base.

• Kayla Kormos, a sophomore from Tecumseh, received Honorable Mention All-Conference honors. She is a pitcher and plays first base.

• Krystal Wirpio, a sophomore from Grass Lake, received Honorable Mention All-Conference honors. She is a pitcher and plays first base.

• Savannah Sullivan, a freshman from Grayling, received Honorable Mention All-Conference honors. She plays short stop/second base.

The Jets softball team finished the season with a MCCAA record of 8-20, and an overall record of 16-26.

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May 16, 2016Get in the game with volleyball camp at JC!

Jackson College invites girls ages 10-18 to sharpen their volleyball skills this summer at an All Skills Camp, June 20-22 from 1-4 p.m. in the Victor Cuiss Fieldhouse.

Camp participants will learn volleyball skills with training and game play. Cost for the camp is $70. For questions or to request a registration form, call 517.796.8592.

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May 12, 2016Jackson College Lenawee seeking input on new campus proposal

Jackson College @ LISD TECH invites community members to attend one of three upcoming public meetings to discuss a possible proposal affecting Lenawee County.

Jackson College is seeking community members’ input on a tentative proposal to build a comprehensive community college campus in Lenawee County that will expand offerings and facilities, provide employers with highly trained, skilled workers and provide Lenawee graduates with marketable degree with little or no debt. Citizens have the opportunity to learn more and ask questions at one of these upcoming meetings:

• May 19, 7:30-8:30 a.m. – Tecumseh Public School Board Office Building – 212 N. Ottawa St., Tecumseh, MI 49286• May 19, 12-1 p.m. – Southern Michigan Center for Science and Industry – 550 E. Main St., Hudson, MI 49247• May 23, 5:30-6:30 p.m. – Jackson College @ LISD TECH, Room 219 – 1376 N. Main St., Adrian MI 49221

For more information, visit the Jackson College website at www.jccmi.edu/lenaweestrong.


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May 11, 2016Enjoy sounds of summer at Front Porch Concert Series

Enjoy great music in a casual outdoor setting at the 2016 Front Porch Concert Series, at the Potter Center at Jackson College.

FrontPorch2016All concerts begin at 7 p.m. on the “front porch” of Potter Center, located to the south of the building. Concerts are free and the public is welcome! Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy some great music! This year’s schedule includes:

• June 9 – Capital City Brass Band (CCBB), an all-volunteer brass and percussion ensemble inspired by the traditional British-style brass band model.

• June 16 – Jackson Jazz Ensemble, a local jazz group under the direction of Director Jim Stuart.

• June 19 – 32nd Annual Trombonefest, featuring trombone players from across the state gathering for this one-of-a-kind musical extravaganza.

• June 28 – Jackson Community Concert Band Pre-Fourth of July Concert. Enjoy favorites like “Riverdance,” John Philip Sousa’s “The Black Horse Troop,” and more.

Concerts will move indoors in case of inclement weather.

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May 11, 2016Men’s golf qualifies for state tourney

Port Huron, MI – Jackson College Jets men’s golf team traveled to Saint Clair County Community College to participate in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) state tournament on May 9 & 10. Both days consisted of chilly but playable conditions that made for an interesting 54 hole stroke play event. The Port Huron Elks Golf Club was a gracious host and put on a challenging tournament. The course was in great condition and set up to present a fair challenge.

Kyle Peterson led the Jets with a three round total of 235. Austin Walker came up clutch in the final round, firing a 78 to help propel the Jets to sixth place. With the finish, the Jets qualified for the region tournament being held at Bedford Valley Golf Course in Battle Creek next weekend.

Jackson College Jets 325 333 318 976 +112 7th Peterson, Kyle 77 77 81 235 +19 11th Walker, Austin 85 84 78 247 +31 t-28th Anuszkiewicz, Jacob 85 84 80 249 +33 31st Fletcher, Chase 82 88 84 254 +38 37th Spink, Brock 81 dnc 79 160

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The Exponent

JC baseball continues winning ways

May 3, 2016

The Exponent

JC third at Western Conference

May 3, 2016

NEWS/MEDIA


Jackson Citizen Patriot

Jackson College hosts first Kente Ceremony for graduates

May 6, 2016

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JC baseball clinches MCCAA championships

May 10, 2016


Jackson College sophomore Virginia Gilton medalist in women’s golf championship

May 11, 2016



Jackson College men’s golf qualifies for region tournament

May 11, 2016


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Ceremonies celebrate 2016 Jackson College grads

May 12, 2016



Jackson College volunteers help clean up local parks

May 15, 2016



No. 16 Jackson College baseball heads to NJCAA Region XII Tournament as top seed

May 16, 2016



Top seed Jackson College baseball stays alive in NJCAA Region XII Tournament despitelosing opener

May 19, 2016



‘This brotherhood we have is the right thing,’ says prison inmate in group of college grads

May 20, 2016


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http://www.mlive.com/news/jackson/index.ssf/2016/05/jackson_college_volunteers_hel_1.html

http://www.mlive.com/sports/jackson/index.ssf/2016/05/no_19_jackson_college_jets_hea.html

http://www.mlive.com/sports/jackson/index.ssf/2016/05/top_seed_jackson_college_baseb.html

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Jackson College baseball players, coach earn postseason honors

May 23, 2016


Jackson County Press

Hanover-Horton Area Lions Club presents scholarships

May 25, 2016

The Exponent

Community health screening at JC

May 31, 2016

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