Mom and daughter nurses, both Macomb alumnae, pursue BSN together
Friendships leading to lifelong relationships often develop while students pursue college degrees. But for two nursing students, that bond is even greater. Mom and daughter duo Laura Pape-Skierski, 61, and Hannah Pape, 24, were both recently admitted to the Macomb to University of Detroit (UDM) bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN) program, on the campus of Macomb Community College. After earning their associate degree in nursing from Macomb years apart, they are now both pursuing their bachelor’s degree in nursing from UDM at Center Campus in Clinton Township.
Read Full StoryMom and daughter nurses, both Macomb alumnae, pursue BSN together
Friendships leading to lifelong relationships often develop while students pursue college degrees. But for two nursing students, that bond is even greater. Mom and daughter duo Laura Pape-Skierski, 61, and Hannah Pape, 24, were both recently admitted to the Macomb to University of Detroit (UDM) bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN) program, on the campus of Macomb Community College. After earning their associate degree in nursing from Macomb years apart, they are now both pursuing their bachelor’s degree in nursing from UDM at Center Campus in Clinton Township.
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Mom and daughter nurses, both Macomb alumnae, pursue BSN together
Friday, October 25, 2024 12:00 AM
Alumni Stories
by Macomb Community CollegeFriendships leading to lifelong relationships often develop while students pursue college degrees. But for two nursing students, that bond is even greater. Mom and daughter duo Laura Pape-Skierski, 61, and Hannah Pape, 24, were both recently admitted to the Macomb to University of Detroit (UDM) bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN) program, on the campus of Macomb Community College. After earning their associate degree in nursing from Macomb years apart, they are now both pursuing their bachelor’s degree in nursing from UDM at Center Campus in Clinton Township.
Macomb student discovers passion for law enforcement career
Friday, October 04, 2024 12:00 AM
Student Stories
by Macomb Community CollegeAs of 2021, women represent only a little more than 13% of full-time law enforcement professionals in the United States. Macomb student Jordan Fabbri, 23, is on track to become one of the few female police officers when she graduates with her associate degree in law enforcement in the fall of 2025.
From Show Choir to Accounting, Macomb Alum Finds His Path
Friday, September 27, 2024 12:00 AM
Alumni Stories
by Macomb Community CollegeSinging, dancing and accounting may not appear to have much in common, but for Maximillion (Max) Hopton, they were the perfect combination. In his time at Macomb, Max, was able to pursue his passion for performing, honing his musical skills as a part of Macomb’s show choir, The Macombers, while also dedicating his studies to accounting because of the security that the profession provides.
Entrepreneur and Macomb Instructor Ryan LaPensee leads AI Workshop
Monday, September 16, 2024 12:00 AM
Faculty Stories
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Macomb student finds passion and a future in cybersecurity
Friday, September 13, 2024 12:00 AM
Student Stories
by Macomb Community CollegeThe reasons a student may pursue an associate degree in cybersecurity at Macomb vary from job security to the desire to protect people and organizations from data breaches and other incidents. But for Macomb student Hannah Le, the decision to major in cybersecurity is even more impactful.