Events of Tuesday, November 1, 2022

NaNoWriMo Kick Start Workshop.  6 PM to 7:30 PM.  Are you interested in writing the next great American novel or just growing your fiction writing skills overall? Have you hit a rut or wanted to write something and just can’t get started?  Kick off National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) at the Jackson District Library Eastern Branch with a community of writers to gain valuable feedback, and participate in interactive shenanigans that will make you a better writer.  Intended for ages 14+. Registration is required.  This event will be presented by Albion resident and high school English teacher Tiffini N. Hurley.

Legalities.  10 AM.  Join Attorney Laurie Brewis for our November session of “Legalities”. This month we will be covering Advanced Directives and Power of Attorneys.  Grass Lake Senior Center, Grass Lake Township Hall, 373 Lakeside Drive, Grass Lake.

Jackson College Spring and Summer Registration Opens.  Jackson College has opened registration for spring and summer semesters. Register early for the best selection of classes!  A college degree or credential can open doors to new, more rewarding career opportunities. Attending Jackson College is a smart choice because of its affordable cost – starting at the community college can save students thousands versus starting at a university. Students can transfer to complete a bachelor’s degree or complete an in-demand career program entirely at the College, such as health care, corrections or information technology. Students benefit from an institution focused on their success, from outstanding and innovative instruction to support services to help them succeed.  Jackson College offers flexible learning with full 15-week sessions or two 7-week sessions each semester. Classes are offered both in-person and online, with some hybrid options.  Spring semester classes begin on Jan. 9, and the summer semester begins on May 8. Current students should meet with their student success navigator to review their course plan before registering. New students should complete the online application and then connect with the admissions office for the next steps to becoming a student.  Visit the website for more information on becoming a student and registering and the course schedule, www.jccmi.edu