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Category Archives: Students Doing Cool Stuff
OCC Students Carve Icy Niche in Winter Competitions
Local Award-Winning Team Brings Home National Gold and Bronze Wins Winter competitions are not for the faint of heart. Competitors must bring skill, endurance, agility and fearlessness to win. When your teammates and rivals pack chain saws, razor sharp chisels … Continue reading
Posted in Students Doing Cool Stuff, Uncategorized
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OCC Honor Students Join ‘Up to Us’
Oakland Community College’s (OCC’s) Alpha Omicron Rho chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honors Society has had a very busy year of leadership, scholarship, service and fellowship activities aimed to educate and serve the community. From campus projects tackling issues … Continue reading
Posted in Auburn Hills, Students Doing Cool Stuff, Uncategorized
Tagged #OCCollege, Alpha Omicron Rho, Andy Meisner, Auburn Hills, Debt, Doug Tietz, fiscal policy, Honor Society, honors in action, Michigan, National Debt, oakland community college, Oakland County, Oakland County Treasurer, OCC, OCC Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Theta Kappa, PTK, Student Debt, Up to Us, Up to Us Initiative
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OCC Sweeps American Culinary Federation’s Michigan Chefs de Cuisine Awards
From Top Chef to Master Chef to Chopped, it’s clear chefs competition are tough! In a region known for its foodies and talent, winning is important to OCC’s Culinary Studies Institute (CSI) alumni. Great chefs know winning takes passion, stamina, creativity, … Continue reading
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Tagged ACF, ACF Chef, American Culinary Federation, chefs de cuisine, Culinary, Culinary Awards, Culinary school, Culinary Studies Institute, Michigan Chefs de Cuisine, Michigan Community College, Michigan Culinary School, oakland community college, Oakland County, Oakland County Michigan, OCC, OCC Culinary Studies Institute, Royal Park Hotel, Walnut Creek Country Club, Why OCC
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OCC Theatre Presents Original Acts in “Love, Hate and Other Oddities”
If you are looking for a thought provoking, challenging and very entertaining night of theatre, Oakland Community College‘s production of “Love, Hate, and Other Oddities” runs November 2 – 11. Love, Hate and Other Oddities takes a look at the world … Continue reading
Posted in Orchard Ridge (Farmington Hills), Students Doing Cool Stuff, Uncategorized
Tagged Date Night, Farmington, farmington hills, Farmington MI, Fine Arts, Live Theater, Michigan Theater, Michigan Theatre, night out, Novi, oakland community college, Oakland Community College Theatre, Oakland County, Oakland County Michigan, OCC, occ theater program, One Acts, Performance, Student Theatre, Theater School, Theatre school
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OCC Surgical Tech Program Receives Award for National Certification Excellence
OCC received distinguished recognition and annual merit award from the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting (NBSTSA) for achieving a 100% pass rate on the Certified Surgical Technologist (CST) exam for the annual cycle ending July 31, 2017. … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Southfield, Students Doing Cool Stuff, Uncategorized
Tagged #WhyOCC, Certified Surgical Technologist, CST, medical career, medical field, NBSTSA, oakland community college, Oakland County, OCC, surgery, surgical tech, surgical technician, surgical technology, technology, Why OCC
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