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Winter Term Starts Jan. 5
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Sydney Miele standing and smiling in front of a Foley & Lardner LLP office sign, where she works as a legal assistant after graduating from UCC's Paralegal program.

“That’s a benefit of going to UCC. The advisors and staff can create opportunities for you that may not be available if you went to a larger school. They took a chance on me, and I can attest that I benefited from that advisor seeing the potential in me and helping me to accomplish my dream.”

—Sydney Miele, UCC Paralegal alum and Legal Assistant at Foley & Lardner LLP

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Three family members in green graduation caps and gowns hold hands outside the Ford Nursing Science Center, celebrating their UCC nursing graduation together.

“A nurse’s presence can lift someone’s spirits—and that can change everything.” This resilient family of caregivers turned personal challenges into a mission to bring healing and hope to others.

—Newell/Robbins Family, UCC Nursing students

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Gabriella Spencer shares her story of how she moved across the country, “with nothing” and transformed her life at UCC. “I was in a homeless shelter with my son. Now I’m in a two-year welding program, proving to him that education changes everything.”

— Gabriella Spencer, UCC Welding student

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