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Jets Teams, Athletes Achieve MCAAA Academic Honors

Jets pitcher Joaquin Janatowski.  JC x JTV file photo.  (June 28, 2025 10:11 AM ET) Jackson College student athletes are being recognized both in the classroom and on the playing field for accomplishments this past school year.   Eight Jets teams achieved MCCAA Academic Team status in 2024-25, with a 3.0 or above cumulative grade point average. MCCAA ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS (3.0+ Cumulative Team GPA for the 2024-25 academic year) Men's Cross Country 3.51 Women's Bowling 3.38 Women's Basketball 3.33 Women's Cross Country 3.32 Men's Golf 3.29 Women's Volleyball 3.13 Baseball 3.05 Men's Soccer 3.00 Individual student-athletes are recognized for their grade point averages as well. ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE (3.00 - 3.199 GPA with 24 credit hours passed in the 2024-25 academic year) Joaquin Janatowski, Baseball Maxwell Bowers, Baseball Kamerin Carter, Men's Basketball Addison Bobbio, Softball Emily Carbajal, Women's Basketball Hannah Lozano, Women's Basketball Raven McCray, Women's Basketball Mikayla Deboe, Women's Bowling Haley Hackett, Women's Soccer ACADEMIC ALL-MCCAA (3.20+ GPA with 24 credit hours passed in the 2024-25 academic year) Braylen Montgomery, Baseball Caden Oliver, Baseball Caleb Niese, Baseball Cooper Cumberworth, Baseball Dylan Berrios, Baseball Gabe Jones, Baseball Gabe King, Baseball Jack Tury, Baseball Jacob Munson, Baseball Jason Sierakowski, Baseball Jaxon Copas,…

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Jackson College Astronomical Observatory Hosts ‘Solar Spotlight’ Public Event

(June 19, 2025 5:94 PM ET) Explore our nearest star when the Astronomical Observatory at Jackson College invites the public to Solar Spotlight, an engaging educational event examining the wonders of the sun. Join us from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday, June 21, in James McDivitt Hall, Room 151. If the weather permits, viewing will be available afterward at the observatory. The Solar Spotlight event offers visitors the opportunity to discover fascinating facts about the sun through interactive activities and demonstrations. While the program is designed to engage participants of all ages, the content is particularly well-suited for ages 12 and above. Families, students, astronomy enthusiasts, and curious community members are all welcome to attend. "Solar Spotlight represents our commitment to making astronomy accessible and exciting for our community," said Travis Marlow, observatory coordinator. "The sun is the most important star in our lives, yet many people don't fully understand its incredible properties and influence on our solar system. This event provides a unique opportunity to learn about our nearest star." This event is free, but registration is requested; please click here… https://training.jccmi.edu/courses/solar-spotlight. The Jackson College Astronomical Observatory regularly hosts public events as part of its mission to promote scientific literacy and…

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Pop-Up Ceramics at Jackson College 6-18-2025 | Photo Gallery

Community Workshop Pop-Up Ceramics at Jackson College 6-18-2025. Look, Turtle, Turtle… Let’s Make a Yard Turtle! June 4 & June 18 from 5:30 – 9 p.m. STEAM Factory, Room 105. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV. Community Workshop Pop-Up Ceramics at Jackson College 6-18-2025. Look, Turtle, Turtle… Let’s Make a Yard Turtle! June 4 & June 18 from 5:30 – 9 p.m. STEAM Factory, Room 105. Photos by Sara Scaife, JTV.

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