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2006

December

• Baseball, softball Demo Day planned for Jan. 21, 2007
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration to feature Dominique Dawes
• Get on the fast track for corrections jobs!
• JCC receives grant from Jackson County Community Foundation for high school drama competition
• JCC student housing to begin accepting applications for residents
• King Medal of Service Awards announced
• JCC dance students to hold benefit concert for Jennifer Murphy Scholarship

November

• I Can't Stop Loving You - The Music of Ray Charles
• Jobs for corrections officers topic of open house
• JCC offering assistance and hope for displaced employees and those facing layoffs and job uncertainty
• South Central State Employees Credit Union donates $20,000 to criminal justice, science studies
• O'Chemistry show to explore 'States of Matter'
• 'I Never Saw Another Butterfly' explores lives of Jewish children in Holocaust
• Poetry Night to feature Petry, Davies, JCC students
• Oak Ridge Boys bring Christmas show to Potter Center
• JCC Winter registration to begin soon
• JCC cross country runner Jessica Olds finishes in top half at nationals
• Jets men's basketball: JCC hires Finamore, Willis to coach
• JCC, Jackson Literacy Coalition receives grant for Big Read program to celebrate 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
• JCC cross country runner Jessica Olds qualifies for national meet
• Jackson Community Concert Band to kick off 20th season with concert

October

• Bowfire promises an exciting evening
• Swihart to lead women's volleyball team
• JCC students past and present invited to Alumni After Hours
• Elton John and Tim Rice’s 'AIDA' to take stage
• U.S. Army van to come to JCC campus
• 'Capitol Steps' poke satirical humor at today's top newsmakers
• JCC marketing honored at regional conference
• John Tesh to perform at Potter Center Oct. 21
• Lunch Around the World planned, Peace Pole to be dedicated
• New computer skills workshops planned for JCC alumni
• Frankie Avalon opens 2006-07 season at Potter Center
• 'Little Mary Sunshine' brightens Potter Center stage

September

• 70 Colleges & Universities scheduled to attend JCC College Night
• High school students, get your act together for theatre competition!
• Bill Maher to be presented with Master Pilot Award
• JCC Fall enrollment increases in both number of students, hours enrolled
• You've got a right: Constitution Day set for Sept. 18
• Professor Mark Ott named to cross country assistant coach spot
• Nominations sought for King Medal of Service Awards

August

• Hands-on art: JCC to present 'Facial Vision' art show
• Hampton to attend Senate Leadership Summit in Washington, D.C.
• Baseball tryouts to be held Friday
• JCC to offer courses that begin after Labor Day
• JCC hosts auditions for 'Little Mary Sunshine'
• JCC partners with the YMCA of Lenawee County to offer students more opportunities in fitness
• JCC @ VO-TECH, in partnership with the LISD, to offer students more opportunities in automotive
• JCC adds new digital photography class
• JCC President Daniel J. Phelan recognized as outstanding CEO
• JCC Board Secretary Valerie Schuette recognized by ACCT
• Local residents invited to cool off in Potter Center

July

• Registration for Fall classes at JCC begins soon
• Richmond brothers contribute $250,000 to JCC
• JCC welcomes Rick Smith as head baseball coach
• JCC students to present trip through time in art history
• Individual tickets go on sale Monday for Potter Center 2006-2007 season

June

• JCC to welcome adult learners to 'Return to Learn'
• Hands-on financial aid workshop planned
• JCC Jets gain spot in MCCAA
• JCC names Brian Olsen head coach of cross country teams
• Summer fun: Send your middle-schoolers to 'Kids College' at JCC
• NFL coaches to lend their support to Dungy Endowed Chair fund
• JCC to break ground on student housing
• Juneteenth Community Festival features music, zoo animals & more!
• Front Porch Concert series to begin

May

• Rose Run steps off June 10
• JCC to break ground on new information & technology center
• Wireless computer networking topic of class
• Register now for Spring/Summer classes at JCC
• Commencement to feature popular running columnist John Bingham, 'The Penguin'
• JCC Student Art Exhibition this weekend

April

• JCC students to collect used textbooks for charity
• JCC jazz dancers to perform original pieces
• Shakespeare class to get behind-the-scenes experience with festival
• JCC, Spring Arbor University students present reading of play about German SS officer's experience in the Holocaust
• EXPOSED! coming to Potter Center stage
• Sports make a comeback at JCC
• Forensics in the spotlight: Showcase to feature JCC students
• JCC Instructor Ted Miller honored for service to developmental education
• JCC welcomes new Phi Theta Kappa inductees
• Affirmative action proposal topic of forum with Sen. Schauer
• 'Celebration of Arts' to feature JCC students from variety of disciplines

March

• Imagine a Culture of Peace
• JCC forensics team members speak at tournaments
• JCC, CMSA to host soccer tournament
• Broadway Revue presents Spring Spectacular
• Hands-on financial aid workshops planned
• JCC welcomes new VISTA to oversee literacy programs, Marcia Cole
• College prepares to rededicate McDivitt Hall
• Open house to feature new ceramics & pottery studio
• Young artist winner featured in spring concert
• V.P. Strohaver honored for outstanding leadership

February

• JXN Flight Fund awards scholarships
• Professor of English at Jackson Community College honored with Campus Compact Award
• JCC welcomes high school students for automotive competition
• Educators can learn from the best at 4th Annual Future Teachers Conference

January

• Agatha Christie's classic 'The Mousetrap' prepares to take stage
• Project Success Day features Piper as keynote speaker
• Wine making, testing topics of new classes
• Fourth Tuesday time for poetry in Jackson
• JCC administrator to present at national conference
• JCC Community Concert Band performers to go solo for recital
• 30th Annual Winter Film Series features classics, newer works