Macomb Community College to offer courses in sustainability
Macomb Community College has added five classes based on sustainability this fall for continuing ed students.
Macomb Community College is introducing five classes based on sustainability.
The courses, offered through the college’s Center for Continuing Education, focus on everything from renewable energy getting better gas mileage. The classes include “Hybrids 101” and “The End of Cheap Oul: Crisis & Opportunity.”
The class will be offered this fall and range in price from $49 and $149 each. They will be taught either online or at the Clinton Township campus.
For more information, call (586) 498-4000.
Source: Macomb Community College
Writer: Jon Zemke
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