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New Michigan Achievement Scholarship could help make college more accessible
The new Michigan Achievement Scholarship could provide students with $2,750 to $5,500 a year to help cover the cost of tuition, helping to remove financial barriers to getting a life-changing college education.
GRFD Fire Cadet Program aims to recruit community members and increase diversity in its ranks
The Grand Rapids Fire Department is seeking to connect and engage with residents in hopes of diversifying their talent pipeline.
Nonprofit survey reveals burnout, DEI struggles and triumphs
Employee burnout in the nonprofit sector is a real threat and one that the Lakeshore Nonprofit Alliance intends to address.
GRow1000 returns for its third year to help shape careers of next generation
GRow1000 returns to employ young adults ages 15 to 24 in professional career opportunities and mentorship. One partner organization, Spectrum Health, explains how participants can benefit from this program.
Robotics students are next tech workforce
Two area robotics teams competed at the F.I.R.S.T. Robotics state and world championships, but that's just the beginning. Many tech companies mentor the students now and seek them out when it comes time to hire later.
MSU grad launches Muskegon Young Black Professionals to support community
Muskegon native and MSU grad Jocelyn Hines was inspired to launch Muskegon Young Black Professionals after seeing a similar networking organization in Detroit.
Series to explore the state of West Michigan’s growing disability community
This article begins a weekly series that will explore the challenges faced by those with disabilities along with the efforts across West Michigan to address the discrimination and inequity.
Think we can’t fix the talent pipeline issue here? Spectrum and GVSU have thoughts on that.
The BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan Nurse Scholar program seeks to fill the nursing pipeline with an education scholarship program built in partnership with Grand Valley State University and a more than $19 million investment.
Checking in with Chad Morton of Roast Umber and Atucún
Chad Morton checks back in with Rapid Growth's Publisher Tommy Allen on the anniversary of this local startup's Published Together piece from 2021.
New Michigan Achievement Scholarship could help make college more accessible
The new Michigan Achievement Scholarship could provide students with $2,750 to $5,500 a year to help cover the cost of tuition, helping to remove financial barriers to getting a life-changing college education.
GRFD Fire Cadet Program aims to recruit community members and increase diversity in its ranks
The Grand Rapids Fire Department is seeking to connect and engage with residents in hopes of diversifying their talent pipeline.
Nonprofit survey reveals burnout, DEI struggles and triumphs
Employee burnout in the nonprofit sector is a real threat and one that the Lakeshore Nonprofit Alliance intends to address.
GRow1000 returns for its third year to help shape careers of next generation
GRow1000 returns to employ young adults ages 15 to 24 in professional career opportunities and mentorship. One partner organization, Spectrum Health, explains how participants can benefit from this program.
Robotics students are next tech workforce
Two area robotics teams competed at the F.I.R.S.T. Robotics state and world championships, but that's just the beginning. Many tech companies mentor the students now and seek them out when it comes time to hire later.
MSU grad launches Muskegon Young Black Professionals to support community
Muskegon native and MSU grad Jocelyn Hines was inspired to launch Muskegon Young Black Professionals after seeing a similar networking organization in Detroit.
Series to explore the state of West Michigan’s growing disability community
This article begins a weekly series that will explore the challenges faced by those with disabilities along with the efforts across West Michigan to address the discrimination and inequity.
Think we can’t fix the talent pipeline issue here? Spectrum and GVSU have thoughts on that.
The BHSH Spectrum Health West Michigan Nurse Scholar program seeks to fill the nursing pipeline with an education scholarship program built in partnership with Grand Valley State University and a more than $19 million investment.
Checking in with Chad Morton of Roast Umber and Atucún
Chad Morton checks back in with Rapid Growth's Publisher Tommy Allen on the anniversary of this local startup's Published Together piece from 2021.
