Kishwaukee College’s additional services support students in their educational and personal lives, offering resources such as testing services, food benefits, and transportation assistance. These services are tailored to meet students’ various needs, ensuring access to essential support that enhances their overall college experience.
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) at Kishwaukee College offers financial assistance for eligible youth (16-24 years old) to pursue training and educational goals. Support includes tuition, books, supplies, and childcare. Learn more.
Kishwaukee College offers food benefits to help students facing food insecurity. Through partnerships with community organizations, eligible students can access food resources and nutritional support. The college’s food pantry, located on campus, provides non-perishable items and other essentials. Learn more.
TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) at Kishwaukee College is a federally funded program aimed at enhancing academic success for students who are first-generation college students, low-income, or have documented disabilities. Learn more.
Kishwaukee College recognized two outgoing Board members at the Kishwaukee College Board of Trustees' special reorganizational meeting in April. Board Secretary Kathleen Spears and Trustee Kathleen Watkins were commended and received a plaque recognizing their dedicated service to the College.
Read MoreKishwaukee College seated Diego Gonzalez Zabala as the new Student Trustee on the College's Board of Trustees at the April meeting. Gonzalez Zabala was elected by his peers to the position and took over the role of outgoing Student Trustee Aiyanna Washington.
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