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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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Foundation welcomes new directors
The Delta College Foundation Board of Directors recently welcomed five new members.
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Collegiate-level Champion represents Michigan at national agriculture discussion meet
Meet Audrey Martin, a Kurt W. Anderson Agricultural Scholarship recipient and 2024 graduate of Delta College’s agricultural technology program.
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Bridge Builder: Mónica Guzmán wants the world to celebrate being wrongThroughout her career as a journalist, Mónica Guzmán found it crucial that people understood one another. Guzmán’s efforts brought her to
Delta College on April 4 as a presenter for the Delta College President’s Speaker Series.
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Experiences from recent Delta College grads
Making the decision to go to college and pursue a degree can be difficult. This may be especially true for first-generation and non-traditional students. Recent Delta College graduates, Emma Howell and Krystal Sanders, share their experiences ahead of the 63rd Commencement ceremony.
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Solving regional problems with Impact
Dr. Lori Cortez has built her career around her personal passion for breaking generational cycles of poverty, starting with her own.
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The big picture: Taking student art to the surrounding community
In March, the Saginaw Art Museum hosted the annual Delta College
Student Art Exhibition. The art faculty chose from the work of about 60 students to display, which incorporated art from a variety of media created during the 2023-24 academic year.
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The universe is brighter than ever.
After a major cleaning and repainting of the 5,800 square-foot hemispherical dome, the Delta College Planetarium had its reopening on January 13.
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The making of an Ambassador of Enthusiasm
Delta College’s new Ambassador of Enthusiasm, Duck, sprung to life after a year-long process to create a mascot.
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Fostering curiosity and connection
Delta College Public Media, in partnership with Bay-Arenac ISD, the Bay County Library System and the Bay County Historical Society, has established the PBS Raising Readers Room.
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Curiosity, empathy and good old-fashioned common sense
Murlene “Mac” McKinnon has lived a fulfilling life rooted in education. She believes that education means a variety of things but boils down to three main elements: academia, philosophy and travel.
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Celebrating the success of some of Delta’s best and brightest students
Delta College celebrated the success of its high-achieving students, from the Class of 2024, during its annual Graduate Student Awards Ceremony.
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Kindness is a treasure.
If you have a little, give a little.Walter and Carol Weinlander
were married in 1973 and remained bonded through their five children, their philanthropical spirits and their commitment to community. Both gave freely, not only through gifts of monetary value, but of their time, talent and their most valued treasure—kindness.