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November 12, 2019
Four years ago, Celeste, her second husband and their two children moved to the United States hoping for a better life. Neither she nor her husband had graduated high school. They are doing their best to support their family, but it is a struggle. Celeste felt guilty that she hadn’t finish her education. She knew that to get a better-paying job, she needed to get her high school equivalency (HSE) diploma. Harper was close by, and its HSE program had a good reputation, but that didn’t mean it was going to be easy.
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November 08, 2019
Nicole Berthold looks back on the memories in the graphic arts program that prepared her for her career.
Author: Communications | Tags: alumni-story, student-story, graphic-arts | Read More
November 08, 2019
The graphic arts program is the reason Michael Curiel is where he is today, and he couldn’t recommend it enough to anyone aspiring to have a career in the graphic arts industry.
Author: Communications | Tags: alumni-story, student-story, graphic-arts | Read More
November 08, 2019
The graphic arts facility helped Julie DeMarco find an internship, which led to her being hired full time as a graphic designer.
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November 08, 2019
As a graduate of the graphic arts program, Julia Franiak uses the skills and industry knowledge that was learned daily in her current position as an art director.
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November 08, 2019
Alec Majerchin left Harper College with much more confidence in himself and his abilities to begin his career.
Author: Communications | Tags: alumni-story, student-story, graphic-arts | Read More
November 08, 2019
The graphic arts program taught Elsie Schwartz real world design processes she would need to know in order to thrive in the industry of printing.
Author: Communications | Tags: alumni-story, student-story, graphic-arts | Read More
November 08, 2019
Stephanie Battista owes her entire career to Harper’s graphic arts program.
Author: Communications | Tags: alumni-story, student-story, graphic-arts | Read More
November 08, 2019
Thanks to the teachers, adjuncts and staff in the graphic design department, Myk Little was able to thrive during his time at Harper College and beyond.
Author: Communications | Tags: alumni-story, student-story, graphic-arts | Read More
October 29, 2019
Mukila Maitha, Geography Instructor at Harper College, grew up being exposed to diverse cultures. This experience sparked his interest in the world around him.
Author: Communications | Tags: faculty-story | Read More
October 21, 2019
Ranjani Murali became a Diverse Faculty Fellow this fall, but she has been at Harper since 2015 as an adjunct faculty member teaching English.
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The reasons to work with a personal trainer are, literally, personal. Perhaps you want to learn how to exercise safely and effectively or need someone in your corner encouraging you. Maybe you need to be accountable to someone to keep working out or someone to develop a plan that will help you achieve your personal goal.
Author: Communications | Tags: wellness, faculty-staff | Read More
October 09, 2019
Bethanie-Michelle Statler entered Ohio State University thinking she could study biology and become the medical doctor her mother had hoped she would be.
Author: Communications | Tags: faculty-story | Read More
September 25, 2019
Our financial aid experts describe how to best prepare for the FAFSA and how they are here to help.
Author: Harper College | Tags: parent-story, parent, parents | Read More
September 11, 2019
Teresa Hernandez is the youngest student to receive the President's Art Selection Award. Her piece, "Again and Again," was created for an assignment in Professor Perry Pollock's Drawing II class.
Author: Communications | Tags: student-story | Read More
June 25, 2019
Sergio Sosa was living with his grandparents in El Salvador until his mother was finally able to have him join her in the United States. He was 15 years old and did not speak English. He started his freshman year of high school in ESL classes. This past May, he earned his associate degree, graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA, wrestled in the national tournament, volunteered at a medical clinic, received the Excellence in Discipline award for Biology and was awarded a full tuition scholarship to Lake Forest College.
Author: Communications | Tags: chemistry, esl | Read More
May 30, 2019
Sushila Jackson is a survivor. She will be graduating from Harper this summer, the first female to earn an A.A.S. in Information Technology - Computer Support here at Harper. It wasn’t easy, and her path wasn’t linear.
Author: Communications | Tags: student-story, information-technology-degree | Read More
May 10, 2019
It's been an expansive and successful career for Lisa Smith, Supply Chain Management Coordinator, but ultimately success to her is helping her students succeed.
Author: Communications | Tags: faculty-story, business, supply-chain-management | Read More
April 24, 2019
Many students have already decided to attend Harper College this fall, while others are still exploring options. While it is never too late to get started at Harper, there are benefits to timely action. Attending New Student Orientation and registering early allows students the wide variety of courses and schedules to suit their personal needs . Additionally, greater financial opportunities, like scholarships, are available earlier. While course options still exist later in the summer, students may not be able to put their first choice schedule together.
April 22, 2019
On the stage and in the gym, Cynthia Burrows finds her calling as both an educator and a lifelong learner.
Author: Communications | Tags: community-story, adult-student, student-story, kinesiology, personal-training-certificate | Read More