Kishwaukee College news
Kishwaukee College will host several activities and events to celebrate Women’s History Month throughout March.
Kishwaukee College had 70% of its program graduates employed in a related field and 93.6% employed in the state of Illinois in 2023, according to technical graduate surveys.
The Kishwaukee Special Recreation Association will host a pinning ceremony to mark the start of its veterans programs this month.
Kishwaukee College awarded the Littman Stethoscope Award to five registered nursing program students for the spring semester.
DeKalb-Sycamore had one gymnast state tournament, while Kendra Brown and Anna Herrmann hit some milestones. That and more in the roundup.
Kishwaukee College will host a Visit Day for prospective students and their families Feb. 19.
Kishwaukee College is accepting nominations for the 2024 Awards of Excellence. The Awards of Excellence recognize Kishwaukee College employees for their contributions to the college’s mission.
Kishwaukee College is offering scholarship opportunities to help cover students’ education costs.
Kishwaukee College will host an online workshop on how to become a home daycare provider as part of its Early Childhood Education professional development series in February.
Kishwaukee College will host several events and discussions to celebrate Black History Month throughout February.
Opinion: The days go slow, but the years go fast. This rings true as I reflect on my leadership journey as I begin my ninth year as President at Kishwaukee College, writes Laurie Borowicz.
The Kishwaukee College early learning center received continuing accreditation from the National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education Programs.
DeKalb grad Kira Klapprodt - 40 minutes. Genoa-Kingston grad Emily Gilbert - 40 minutes. DeKalb grad Ariana Smith - 40 minutes. With just seven players on the roster, a trio of local players are eating up the minutes for the Kishwaukee College women’s basketball team.
The Kishwaukee College women's basketball team, featuring alumni from several area high schools, hosted Highland Community College Thursday at the school in Malta.
Kishwaukee College recently was awarded more than $2 million from the U.S. Department of Education which will be distributed over five years to target student retention efforts, according to a news release.