WCC Timeline: 1992

Geology instructor Dave Thomas at Mastodon excavation

AIDS Memorial Quilt visits WCC

April 1992

U.S. Senator Carl Levin (D-Michigan) speaks to a WCC audience of students, faculty and staff seeking feedback on political issues facing him in Washington.

June-July 1992

WCC geology students and their instructor assist with mastodon excavation and casting mastodon tracks near Saline, Michigan. The site is the longest trackway uncovered to date.

August 1992

All campus buildings become smoke-free when new no smoking policy goes into effect on August 31st.

November 1992

Washtenaw County voters turn down WCC's millage requests.

December 1992

Panels of the nationally known NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt go on display at WCC. The Quilt was begun in 1987 and has grown to over 21,000 panels in 1992.

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