Culinary Arts started the new year with Hoppin' John. A southern, New Year's tradition that is said to bring you a prosperous year filled with luck. The black-eyed peas are symbolic of coins. The leafy green vegetables are the color of currency. How did you celebrate the New Year?
about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center FCS Department
Hoppin John
Hoppin John
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about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center
Early Childhood Education student, Anayanci Caballero's preschool class surprised her with this artwork before winter break.
about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center FCS Department
ECE
Students like Senior Corey Duncan spend time completing independent study courses in something they are passionate about. Corey spends his time filming and editing our sports teams as well as doing work with our TV Production class.
about 2 years ago, WCC Business Department
Student using computer
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Our Automotive program will be receiving $500,000 from Ed Martin to help update our equipment, acquire new training vehicles, and transform our training spaces! Ed Martin has been hiring our students for several years and we love having them on our team! #WCCJoyfulJourney
about 2 years ago, Engineering and Technology Education
Ed Martin presents a $500,000 check to WCC
Introduction to Culinary students prepare for final exams by creating review board games. Chutes and Ladders anyone?
about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center FCS Department
Culinary
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Need a dog house for the winter? Students in our Construction class are making dog houses that will be for sale in January. #WCCJoyfulJourney
about 2 years ago, Engineering and Technology Education
Students building dog houses
Students building dog houses
Nutrition and Wellness students enjoyed making frittatas this week. Some chose to add spinach, tomatoes, and sausage. What would you add?
about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center FCS Department
NW
Students in our Principles of Health Science classes practiced their CPR skills with simulators.
about 2 years ago, WCC Business Department
Student performing CPR
Student performing CPR
Entrepreneurship students were interviewed by Wish-TV to discuss the progress on their business ideas. This interview will be featured in the Wish-TV “Business, Equity, and Opportunities” segment to share their success stories over the next few months
about 2 years ago, WCC Business Department
Students
Students
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about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center
Our Welding students aren't the only ones that learn to weld. Mr. Ross' Collision class are learning the skill to make automotive repairs. #WCCJoyfulJourney
about 2 years ago, Engineering and Technology Education
Collision Repair students learning to weld
Collision Repair students learning to weld
Collision Repair students learning to weld
Principles of Human and Social Services class discusses the positive and negative influences social media has on relationships. "Setting Boundaries" sparked a thoughtful conversation.
about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center FCS Department
HSS
Empowering words are so important and powerful! Students made bracelets with the empowering word that meant the most to them.
about 2 years ago, WCC Business Department
Empowering words
Empowering words
Empowering words
Empowering words
Empowering words
Empowering words
Empowering words
Empowering words
Education Profession students are earning dual credit with UIndy this semester. They were able to visit the campus and learn the next steps to becoming an educator.
about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center FCS Department
Ed Pro
CNA students are measuring up to make sure they are ready to be out at clinicals! But first they showcased one of their assignments for the MSDWT staff at the township Professional Development Conference.
about 2 years ago, WCC Business Department
Does she measure up?
What is that?!?
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about 2 years ago, Walker Career Center
This student in our Engineering Design and Development program is testing robotic arm sensors that will be used in our Computer Integrated Manufacturing class. We have a variety of exciting classes for whatever our students are interested in! #WCCJoyfulJourney
about 2 years ago, Engineering and Technology Education
Engineering Student working on robotic arm
Engineering Student working on robotic arm