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Letter from the Delta College Foundation ChairA word from Paul Barbeau, Chair of the Delta College Foundation Board of Directors.
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Breaking barriers, achieving dreams and inspiring a generation
Janey Lamar is breaking glass ceilings and is honored to know she has become an inspiration for many young women in her community.
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A painting worth a thousand words
Christiana took a leap of faith entering her poetry for the first time into two competitions — the Delta College Skip Renker Creative Writing Contest and the League for Innovation International Student Literary Contest. To her surprise, she took first place for both!
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It's a big universe and we want to share it
The Big Universe Scholarship (BUS) Fund was established in 2023 to remove one of the primary financial barriers preventing schools from taking their students on field trips to the planetarium— the cost of busing.
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Optimistic is the farmer who plants in spring to harvest in fall
Johanna Braun, 2021 Delta College graduate and Nickless Family scholarship recipient, is part of the growing number of female farmers in the U.S.
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Life – a beautiful and amazing adventure
Jody Farley has lived an adventurous life of travel, taking residence in multiple states throughout the years. She owes this life to her parents, Hoyt and Dorothy, and the great education she acquired. Looking for a way to honor her parents, Jody turned to the Delta College Foundation to start an endowment in their name.
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From Delta to Kenya:
There is no frigate like a bookThe late Dr. Betty B. Jones, former vice president at Delta College, was instrumental in Delta's partnership with the Rift Valley Institute of Science and Technology (RVIST) in Nakuru, Kenya. As a tribute to his late wife, Preston Jones, donated Betty’s collection of over 500 books to RVIST.
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Castles, cliff sides and coastlines
Join Delta College Public Media and Follow-Up host, Mike Redford, on a ten-day tour of Ireland. All the details are covered, including flights, accommodations and sightseeing, so you can rest easy and immerse yourselves in Ireland’s culture and charm.
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You know Green and Woodley, but do you remember Hawkins?
It was at the height of the Roaring ‘20s when Harry Hawkins, Arthur Hill graduate and University of Michigan alumnus, became the first all-American football player from Saginaw County — his Michigan football coach, Fielding H. Yost, referred to him as “the greatest lineman of the year.”
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Preparing today’s students
for tomorrow’s workforceThe Gene Haas Foundation Scholarship has been helping Computer Numerical Control (CNC) students at Delta College for nearly ten years. This year, 15 CNC students were awarded a collective $36,000 to aid in pursuit of their manufacturing technology careers.
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From welding student to world traveler
There are times when we take the advice of others and there are times when we must create our own paths. Delta College welding student and the recipient of two scholarships, from the Hebert Memorial and the Spittka Family, Kindra Manial is doing the latter.