Brune Garcia, of the Enrollment Center, and his wife, Sandra, welcomed Cambria Ann Garcia, who was born May 16. She weighs 7 pounds, 15 ounces and is 20.5 inches long.
Daily Archives: May 19, 2015
GRCC In the News, 5-19-15
Festival of the Arts unveils new app
May 18, 2015; WZZM
GRAND RAPIDS (WZZM) — Grand Rapids’ biggest summer festival kicks off in less than three weeks and this year, your smartphone can help you get the most out of Festival of the Arts.
… The app was developed by Grand Rapids Community College students and will help you navigate the three-day event, which is the largest all-volunteer art festival in the country.
Ann Arbor’s Sonic Lunch 2015 concert lineup: Joshua Davis, Michelle Chamuel and more
May 19, 2015; MLive
Sonic Lunch – the free, outdoor summer concert series at Liberty Plaza, on Liberty St. and Division in Ann Arbor, presented by Bank of Ann Arbor – has just announced its 2015 lineup, which includes “The Voice” superstars Michelle Chamuel and Joshua Davis; Børns; Martha Reeves; Theo Katzman and more.
… August 13th – Børns, with special guest Chris Bathgate
The nom de plume of singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and Michigan native Garrett Borns, Børns crafts big-hearted, alternately dreamy and danceable, falsetto-driven electro-pop confections that have been dusted with glam rock and folk. Raised in the great lake coastal town of Grand Haven, Michigan, Børns studied music at the Interlochen Center for the Arts and Grand Rapids Community College while becoming a fixture in the local music scene. After a brief stint in New York City, Børns decided to relocate to Los Angeles, where he set up shop in a self-described “treetop sanctuary” just outside of the city, and began honing what would eventually become his debut EP, the Interscope-issued “Candy.” His new single “Electric Love” is on the Billboard Heatseekers chart and in rotation on every rock station in America.
Zach Bialik named to NJCAA Division II All-America team
Congratulations to golf team member Zach Bialik, who is a NJCAA Division II PING First-Team All-America selection! Bialik, a sophomore from Manistee, plans to transfer to Ferris State University.
He and the golf team are in Scottsboro, Ala., this week, playing in the National Championship. For tournament information, click here.
Sharing the GRCC Story: Video highlights the 2000s
See some of GRCC’s 100 years of history come to life in the video below! To learn more, visit our timeline.
GRCC’s Online Store to hold sale on May 21
Grand Rapids Community College will be hosting an Online Sale on May 21. This sale, running from 7 am to 7 pm, will feature retired College technology and resources including laptops, desktops, monitors, electronics, lost & found items, and many others! A specific inventory listing will be available the day of the sale.
The online sale may be accessed by visiting GRCC’s Online Store http://grcconlinestore.pixafyhosting.com/index.php. Please keep in mind that no inventory will be displayed until May 21 at 7 am. For more information please visit GRCC’s Purchasing Department website http://www.grcc.edu/purchasing/onlinestore.
Disclaimer: Grand Rapids Community College does not guarantee complete sets. All items will be sold as is. Inventory must be picked up the following day of the sale. Purchased items must be removed from the college campus within two weeks from date of sale as indicated above (by appointment).
ESP group gets new name
GRCCESP have become GRCCAPSS: Grand Rapids Community College Alliance of Professional Support Staff! In April 2015, GRCCESP left the Michigan Education Association to form an independent union called the Alliance of Professional Support Staff (APSS). We currently are 86 members strong and have officially changed our union group name from ESP to APSS. The APSS Board is working on the incorporation process for our name as well updating our name on the GRCC websites.
Same awesome folks with a new awesome name and meaning! The purpose of GRCCAPSS shall be to unite all members. Ensure fair and equal treatment of the membership; promote education and a sense of community within the College. Discuss and resolve educational support employee conflicts; promote professionalism and efficiency; ensure fair and equal treatment of the membership and to provide the best support to our areas as we can.