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Lakeshore Campus Brings College Closer to Home for Ottawa County Students

July 31, 2026 Many students fear that college will mean long commutes and lots of debt. Fortunately, the GRCC Lakeshore Campus is an affordable option for students wanting to attend college close to home in Holland. Whether you're graduating from high school, returning to college or exploring a new career path, the Lakeshore Campus offers a welcoming environment designed to help you succeed. ā€œI heard about the GRCC Campus in Holland where I live, and it is so convenient for me,ā€ shares GRCC nursing student Erika Garcia. ā€œThe friendly staff guided me through getting enrolled and set me up for success. My classes have been great so far and I’ve learned a lot from my professorsā€.Ā  More Than Fifty Programs on One Convenient Campus Ā  Students can complete fifty programs in high-demand fields by taking a combination of online and in-person classes at the Lakeshore Campus. Programs span industries such as health, business, manufacturing, computer technology and more. Students can also complete the Michigan Transfer Agreement entirely in-person at the Lakeshore. The Michigan Transfer Agreement is a series of general education courses that make transferring to four-year universities in Michigan seamless. Thirty-six additional programs can be completed by taking the majority of classes at the Lakeshore, and three or fewer classes in Grand Rapids. Class offerings are continuously being expanded. The Lakeshore is excited to host Biology 117, Chemistry 120 and Physics 125 this fall. See if your program is available at the Lakeshore Campus by filtering your search on the Programs web page .Ā  Support Tailored for You Ā  Success in college isn’t just about what happens inside the classroom. Lakeshore students have access to comprehensive support services like academic advising, professional tutors, financial aid and more. Bilingual staff are able to offer support to both English and Spanish speaking students. Whether a student needs assistance choosing classes, preparing for an exam or deciding what to do after college, staff are committed to helping students navigate college with confidence. "At the Lakeshore Campus, you aren't navigating your education alone,ā€ shares Dean of the Lakeshore Campus, Cameron Buck. ā€œOur dedicated faculty and staff are here to provide the academic and personal support you need to build a successful future, from your first day on campus to graduation and beyond." A Smart Start for Your Future Starting college can be daunting. The Lakeshore campus is designed to make that transition easier. Staying close to home makes balancing work, school and family responsibilities easier. Ā The campus provides a convenient, welcoming environment. Students can easily navigate campus and get connected with staff who are invested in their success. Your future doesn’t have to start far from home, it can start right here at the GRCC Lakeshore Campus .Ā  Ā 

Grace Morgan Above and Beyond Award Recipient for July 2026

Ā  Grace Morgan, student success and completion coordinator, was nominated by Shelly Richter, program director of Nursing, for July's Academic and Student Affairs Council’s Above and Beyond Award. Shelly states, ā€œGrace has done her job well and follows up regularly with students, as well as our RN to BSN partners and students enrolled in these programs. But to the great appreciation of the Nursing department, Grace has gone above and beyond to help fill in some much-needed gaps created from open positions. Grace was willing to learn many of the duties that were not being addressed when the department's intake specialist resigned unexpectedly. Grace was quick to catch on and given her ability to connect well with students, she has become a natural at helping to set up incoming cohorts and ensuring students have the information they need to start. Grace has adapted to adding student meetings to her daily workload and has collaborated with the program director to establish new best practices, as well as to create appealing resources. She has assisted with tracking student data, learned new software and has helped to establish a smooth workflow. As a result, students are feeling more confident upon entry and are provided resources and encouragement to stay connected. Grace has helped to ensure that incoming nursing students are informed and cohorts are full. Thank you Grace for being willing to go above and beyond your job duties!Ā  Ā 

Call for Proposals: Help Shape GRCC's 32nd Diversity Lecture Series

2026-2027 Human Wrongs to Human Rights Diversity Lecture Series This year, we're inviting the GRCC community to help co-create the series by sharing ideas, facilitating programs, recommending speakers, or partnering with the Woodrick Center to bring meaningful conversations and experiences to life. The Woodrick Center for Inclusion and Multicultural Affairs invites faculty, staff, students, departments and community partners to help shape the 2026-2027 Human Wrongs to Human Rights Diversity Lecture Series. Building upon last year's theme, Cultivating a Culture of Care, this year's series explores how learning, dialogue, creativity and collaboration can inspire action and strengthen our One College community. Share Your Ideas by Submitting a Proposal We're looking for innovative ideas that move beyond the traditional lecture format. Whether you have an established presentation, an idea you'd like to develop, or are interested in collaborating with the Woodrick Center, we encourage you to submit a proposal. We're seeking ideas such as: Interactive workshops Panel discussions and community dialogues Fireside chats and live podcasts Storytelling events Art exhibits and performances Film screenings Classroom collaborations Service-learning opportunities And other creative, engaging learning experiences Our goal is to celebrate and elevate the incredible knowledge, scholarship, creativity, and lived experiences that already exist acrossĀ  all GRCC campuses while fostering meaningful opportunities for learning, belonging and connection. Proposal Deadline Call for Proposals: July 28 – August 28, 2026 Proposal Deadline: August 28 at 5:00 p.m. Ready to get involved? Complete theĀ  2026–2027 Call for Proposals and Collaboration Interest Form . Questions? Please contact the Woodrick Center for Inclusion and Multicultural Affairs or reach out directly to Jamillya Hardley.
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