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Letter from the ChairA word from the Chair of the Delta College Foundation Board of Directors, Tina S. Van Dam.
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Helping Create DreamsFor nearly 30 years, the Possible Dream Program has brought educational programs and the dream of a higher education to thousands of at-risk teens in the Great Lakes Bay Region.
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Delta Recognized for SustainabilityFor decades, Delta College has made sustainability a priority. As far back as the early 1970s, Delta participated in Earth Day activities and has continued the tradition of considering its e
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Where You Can See the StarsA fixture in downtown Bay City, the Delta Planetarium remains on of the College's most visible assets to the general public. Journeys asked Planetarium Manager, Mike Murray, about the importance of community outreach programs held at the facility.
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Downtown Saginaw Center Open HouseConstruction is complete, the open house celebration is done, and now the new Downtown Saginaw Center is fulfilling its promise as an educational centerpiece.
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Public Broadcasting HighlightsDelta College’s WDCQ-TV has been producing local documentaries since 2005 that inspire, educate and inform. See the latest projects from the station.
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Walking the Red CarpetVideo talent at Delta College continues to amaze as two employees were honored this summer with EMMY Awards for their work on a pair of highly acclaimed documentaries.
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It Started with a ScholarshipTo this day, Kathy Diehl does not remember applying for a scholarship to attend Delta College. But when she learned she had won a scholarship to Delta, she figured she would give it a try.
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College 101Delta’s supportive “College 101: Becoming a Pioneer” program received a big boost from the AT&T Foundation with a $20,000 contribution in August.
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Foundation Supports New Midland CenterThe Charles J. Strosacker Foundation made a commitment to assist in the construction of the new Delta College Downtown Midland Center. Along with other funders, these private sector dollars are critical to completing this project for the students and residents of the Midland community.
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Nearly 60 Years of CaringAfter 32 years of teaching at Delta College and another 26 working as a registered nurse at area hospitals, Marlene Kay Mehlhose believes still has more to give. So, she has created the Marlene Kay Mehlhose Endowment to provide scholarship support for Delta students in the registered nursing program.
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Setting a PTA StandardAbbie Brown’s career as a physical therapist assistant is off to a great start. After graduating in the spring from Delta’s PTA program with a near perfect grade point average, Brown scored an 800 on the National Physical Therapy Examination, the highest score possible.
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She Can Make it AnywhereAlina Alam has dreamed about going to New York University since she was in seventh grade. She’s making it a reality this fall after getting a taste of college as a dual enrollment student at Delta College.
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Encouraging Young ReadersCharlotte Seiler, longtime faculty of Delta College's English department, was instrumental in developing early childhood literature classes at Delta. In recognition, her daughter established a scholarship endowment in her late mother’s name to support students whose career goal is to help children.