KCC Campuses

The Battle Creek Campus, as the main campus of Kellogg Community College, offers a comprehensive range of programs designed to meet the educational and career needs of its diverse student body. This campus serves as the central hub for academic and administrative activities, providing a wide array of associate degree programs, certificate programs, and transfer pathways to four-year institutions.

• Associate of Arts and Sciences: Focused on liberal arts, sciences, and general education for students planning to transfer to universities.
• Nursing and Allied Health: Renowned programs including registered nursing, dental hygiene, and medical assisting, preparing students for healthcare careers.
• Business and Technology: Courses in business administration, accounting, computer information systems, and industrial trades like welding and machining.
• Public Safety Education: Training for law enforcement, corrections, and emergency medical services through the college’s public safety programs.
• Continuing Education: Non-credit courses and workforce training to support professional development and lifelong learning.

Students at the Battle Creek Campus benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including modern labs, a library, and student support services such as tutoring and career counseling. The campus also hosts community events and cultural activities, fostering an engaging environment for learning and personal growth. With a commitment to accessibility, the campus offers flexible scheduling options, including online and hybrid courses, to accommodate working students and adult learners. Whether pursuing a degree, certification, or skill enhancement, the Battle Creek Campus provides a supportive and dynamic setting for achieving educational goals.

The Eastern Academic Center in Albion serves as a vital extension of Kellogg Community College, offering educational opportunities to residents of Calhoun County’s eastern region. This campus is dedicated to providing accessible, high-quality education with a focus on meeting the needs of the local community through a variety of academic and vocational programs.

• General Education: Foundational courses in humanities, sciences, and mathematics for students pursuing associate degrees or transfer options.
• Business Studies: Programs in business administration and entrepreneurship, preparing students for careers in management and small business ownership.
• Healthcare Certificates: Training for roles such as medical billing, coding, and nursing assistant, addressing local healthcare demands.
• Technical Skills: Courses in computer technology and industrial trades, offering practical skills for immediate workforce entry.
• Adult Education: GED preparation and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes to support diverse learners in achieving their goals.

The Eastern Academic Center is equipped with modern facilities, including computer labs and comfortable learning spaces, to support student success. The campus emphasizes personalized attention, with academic advisors and faculty available to guide students through their educational journey. Community engagement is a priority, with the center hosting events and collaborating with local organizations to provide relevant training. Flexible scheduling, including evening and online courses, ensures accessibility for working students and adult learners. The Eastern Academic Center is committed to empowering individuals through education, fostering personal growth, and contributing to the economic development of the Albion area.

The Fehsenfeld Center in Hastings is a regional campus of Kellogg Community College, dedicated to serving the educational needs of Barry County and surrounding communities. This campus provides a convenient location for students to access a variety of academic programs and workforce training opportunities without the need to travel to the main campus.

• General Education Courses: Core subjects like English, math, and history for students pursuing associate degrees or preparing for university transfer.
• Business and Management: Programs focused on accounting, marketing, and office administration to prepare students for professional roles.
• Healthcare Training: Certificate programs in areas such as nursing assistant and medical assisting, meeting the region’s healthcare workforce needs.
• Skilled Trades: Hands-on training in industrial technology and manufacturing, equipping students with practical skills for technical careers.
• Community Learning: Non-credit courses, workshops, and personal enrichment classes to support lifelong learning and professional development.

The Fehsenfeld Center offers a supportive learning environment with modern classrooms, computer labs, and access to academic resources. Student services, including advising and tutoring, are available to help learners succeed. The campus is deeply connected to the Hastings community, partnering with local employers to ensure that programs align with regional job demands. Flexible course schedules, including evening and online options, cater to the needs of working adults and non-traditional students. The Fehsenfeld Center is committed to making education accessible, fostering personal and professional growth, and contributing to the economic vitality of the area through education and training.

The Grahl Center in Coldwater, a regional campus of Kellogg Community College, provides accessible education to students in Branch County and surrounding areas. This campus focuses on delivering a selection of programs tailored to local workforce needs and community interests, ensuring that students can pursue higher education without traveling far from home.

• General Education Courses: Core classes in math, English, and social sciences for students working toward associate degrees or transfer credits.
• Business and Office Administration: Programs designed to equip students with skills in accounting, management, and clerical work for immediate employment.
• Healthcare Training: Certificate programs such as nursing assistant and phlebotomy, addressing the demand for healthcare professionals in the region.
• Industrial Technology: Courses in manufacturing and skilled trades, offering hands-on training for technical careers.
• Community Education: Non-credit workshops and personal enrichment classes to support lifelong learning and professional development.

The Grahl Center features a welcoming environment with modern classrooms and computer labs, ensuring students have the resources needed for success. Academic advising and support services are available to assist with course selection and career planning. The campus plays a vital role in the Coldwater community by partnering with local businesses and organizations to provide relevant training and education. With a focus on flexibility, many courses are offered in the evenings or online to accommodate working adults and non-traditional students. The Grahl Center is committed to fostering educational opportunities that empower individuals and strengthen the local economy.

The Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC) in Battle Creek is a specialized campus of Kellogg Community College, focused on providing cutting-edge training in industrial and manufacturing technologies. This facility serves as a key resource for students and local industries, offering programs designed to meet the growing demand for skilled workers in technical fields.

• Industrial Technology: Programs in welding, machining, and industrial maintenance, providing hands-on training for manufacturing careers.
• Advanced Manufacturing: Courses in robotics, automation, and computer-aided design (CAD), preparing students for high-tech industrial roles.
• Apprenticeship Programs: Structured training in partnership with local employers, combining classroom instruction with on-the-job experience.
• Workforce Development: Customized training solutions for businesses, including safety certifications and skill upgrades for current employees.
• Technical Certifications: Short-term programs offering credentials in areas like CNC programming and quality control for immediate employment.

The RMTC is equipped with state-of-the-art labs and equipment, simulating real-world manufacturing environments to ensure students gain practical, relevant skills. The campus collaborates closely with regional manufacturers to align its curriculum with industry needs, ensuring graduates are job-ready. Support services, including career counseling and job placement assistance, help students transition into the workforce. The RMTC also plays a critical role in economic development by supporting local businesses with a pipeline of skilled talent. With a focus on innovation and excellence, the Regional Manufacturing Technology Center is a cornerstone of technical education in the Battle Creek area, empowering individuals to build rewarding careers in manufacturing.