Be patient and take a deep breath. That was the mantra repeated at the beginning and end of a post-election panel held online by Lake Michigan College on Wednesday. While the country waited to see who would be president for the next four years, the panel provided analysis of election results and discussed the implications for the country’s political landscape heading into 2021.
One newcomer will join two incumbents on Lake Michigan College’s Board of Trustees. After a bevy of absentee ballots pushed the official count to Wednesday, the top three vote-getters among the six candidates were newcomer Vicki Burghdoff, along with incumbents Debra Johnson and Mary Jo Tomasini.
Six candidates are in the hunt for three spots on the Lake Michigan College Board of Trustees. The top three vote-getters on Nov. 3 will be elected to the board between three incumbents and three challengers.
On Oct. 1, the U.S. Department of Education released the 2021–22 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form.
As the Mendel Center plans for a future when it can open its doors wide and welcome the community back, it is launching the Creating Bridges Challenge Campaign. Thanks to a $50,000 challenge matching grant from The Frederick S. Upton Foundation, contributions to the Mendel Center can have double the impact as it looks to bridge the financial gap created by the pandemic.
WNIT's Trevor Fowler interviewed Mike Moyer, Director of the Wine & Viticulture Technology program, for their Education Counts Michiana series:
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LMC's delivery option plan, tuition discount takes the guesswork out of Fall semester equation.
In this episode of Mendel Center Connections, Mike Nadolski talks with Michael Moyer, director of the LMC Wine & Viticulture Technology about the college's viticulture program, the upcoming semester, and the Welch Center where the program and wine tasting room is housed.
For the Fall 2020 semester, Lake Michigan College will discount tuition by 10 percent for all degree-seeking students. The 10 percent discount will be automatically adjusted to each student’s fall tuition bill and reimbursements processed to those who have already paid. The Fall 2020 semester begins Tuesday, Sept. 8, with a variety of delivery options.