Ligia Ovalle Garcia brings a unique perspective to her role as an admissions and records specialist at WCC. As a recent graduate of WCC, she knows firsthand the support potential students need as they arrive on campus to enroll at the College. Her experience in WCC's Office Management program prepared her to become a valued member of the admissions and records office, and she can now help other students just like her. Read Ligia's Story

When Devante Mason finished his service in the U.S. Air Force, he had to decide what was next for his career. Having grown up on a farm, he felt drawn to the agriculture industry and wanted to obtain a formal education to better prepare himself for this rapidly changing field. Devante is currently enrolled in WCC's Sustainable Agriculture and Agribusiness Technology programs, providing him with a well-rounded approach to agriculture and setting him up for future success through numerous work-based learning and networking opportunities. Read Devante's Story

Brianny Gillis, a student in WCC's Risk Management and Insurance program, is learning just how broad the insurance industry is as she discovers which path she should take in her career. She is getting a head start on career exploration by taking advantage of networking opportunities and learning about the many facets of insurance. No matter what she decides to do in the future, Brianny believes WCC has given her a strong foundation and that her degree will be a launchpad into success. Read Brianny's Story

Samuel Ennis is learning how his classes in WCC's Operations Management program are setting him up for his career. As a high value production operator at West Pharmaceutical Services, his college coursework perfectly aligns with his daily tasks on the job, giving him confidence to grow in his role and within the industry. Samuel's previous service in the U.S. Army has also prepared him for the structure and management required in business operations. With all of these experiences, Samuel is on the fast track to career success, and the opportunities he has gained through WCC's Operations Management program have shaped the course of his future. Read Samuel's Story

Rayn Hagans is preparing for her career aspirations through WCC's Workforce Continuing Education Services. At 18 years old, she has already graduated from our Phlebotomy program and is getting valuable experience through her job with The Blood Connection. To learn even more about the healthcare industry, Rayn is currently enrolled in WCC's Medical Office Assistant course, gaining the skills she needs through our short-term training opportunities. Read Rayn's Story