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Bay De Noc Community College

School Overview:

School Notes:

• Bay College has grown from a modest beginning with a limited curriculum in 1963 to serving an enrollment of more than 2,300 students in the fall of 2005. Bay College also opened a new West Campus located in Iron Mountain in the fall of 2007. Partnerships with various four-year schools allow students to continue taking classes on the Escanaba campus and to gain a baccalaureate degree without leaving town. In addition to these partnerships, Bay College continues its traditional occupational programs aimed at giving students the skills to enter the work force, community service, and transfer programs. These transfer programs are designed to allow students to begin their post-secondary education and explore career interests at Bay College, later applying their two-year degree program at a major college or university.
• Bay College has a strong history of dedicating itself to offering academically excellent and affordable public education in our region. The college prepares students to be continuous learners who succeed upon transfer, work effectively in the contemporary workplace, and function as citizens and leaders in their communities.
• The College is accredited by the Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
• Profile last updated: 08/22/2008.

In the News:

• Meeting to address outdoors issues (The Escanaba Daily Press)
  posted on February 15, 2010 at 03:02:49 pm
  ESCANABA - The Upper Peninsula Sportsmen's Alliance (UPSA) is hosting the first of five regional meetings throughout the Upper Peninsula to obtain information from U.P. sportsmen on how they feel about current hunting regulations and associated issues. The first meeting will be held Tuesday in the Heirman Center, Room 952 of Bay de Noc Community College.
• Sabor taking job at Bay College (The Escanaba Daily Press)
  posted on January 5, 2010 at 03:02:38 pm
  ESCANABA - It is with mixed emotions that Tom Sabor is leaving his position as business manager of the Escanaba School District. Sabor is leaving after 19 years with the Escanaba School District to accept a position with Bay de Noc Community College in February. Sabor's new position with Bay College is vice president of administrative services.
• Public Safety officers promoted (The Escanaba Daily Press)
  posted on December 28, 2009 at 02:17:48 pm
  ESCANABA - Four officers at Escanaba Public Safety have been promoted, including one who will become an additional detective on the police force, effective this week, according to Public Safety Director Al O'Dell. John Gudwer has been promoted to the detective position. Ken Vanderlinden has been promoted to captai.
• Dickinson Area YMCA effort collaborating with Delta County (The Iron Mountain Daily News)
  posted on December 11, 2009 at 06:03:16 pm
  IRON MOUNTAIN - A collaborative effort to start a YMCA in the Dickinson County area is under way. Local volunteers are currently working with the Delta County YMCA to provide programs to cooperate and collaborate with existing entities in the community. Gary Nash, director of the Delta County YMCA, said the goal is to fill community needs rather than replace existing programs.
• Bay brings in big bucks (The Escanaba Daily Press)
  posted on November 28, 2009 at 05:02:48 am
  ESCANABA - Bay College faculty and administration have always believed in the positive impact the college has on its students and the economy. Now, a socioeconomic impact study done on Bay provides evidence to back that up. The study, done by Economic Modeling Specialist, In.

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