Baker College of Flint students Kacy Perry of Burton and Robyn Dodd, Clio, each received a $250 scholarship from Quota International of Flint, a Genesee County organization that serves the deaf and hearing impaired community, among others.
Perry and Dodd are members of the Baker College student Hands in Motion ASL (American Sign Language) Club, which is a junior member of Quota International, and enrolled in the Baker College interpreter training program that offers associate and bachelor’s degrees.
For more information about the interpreter training program, contact the admissions office at 810.766.4000 or jodi.cuneaz@baker.edu.
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The largest private college in Michigan, Baker College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. It is a nonprofit higher education institution, serving more than 35,000 students on 12 campuses and in three satellite locations. Baker grants certificates and associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business, health sciences, education and human services, and various technical fields, as well as a doctorate of business administration. As a career college, the Baker College system is pleased to report that 97 percent of its available graduates are employed. For more information about Baker College, please check out our website at www.baker.edu.
