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Dr. Gilda Gely is executive vice president for academics at Davenport University. She served as a WMCAT board member from 2020-2023 and donates monthly to
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Dr. Gilda Gely is executive vice president for academics at Davenport University. She served as a WMCAT board member from 2020-2023 and donates monthly to

For Tim and Shoran Williams, their giving philosophy is rooted in community — and they see WMCAT’s mission as a mirror of their own life

Imagining the future is about more than hopes and dreams — it’s about creating the conditions for lasting change. Kaellen and Daniel Williams have spent

At the West Michigan Center for Arts + Technology we witness what is called the “WMCAT effect.” It’s the transformation that happens when students develop

Stephanie Collier has a vision for her community: “My dream is for all of us to be at the same table, on the same page,

Do you consider yourself confident? How has confidence influenced your life? At the West Michigan Center for Arts + Technology, we know confidence doesn’t just

Maleika Joubert Brown didn’t always want to be a teacher. She took steps toward becoming a child psychologist, then a school counselor, before pursuing a

Do you know your “why”? The reason you show up every day to work, family, and community; the thing that keeps you pushing forward on

Jessica Plowman is uniquely familiar with the opportunities she and her wife, Jennifer, are helping to provide through their monthly gift to WMCAT. She played

WMCAT Teen Artists Anala Millbrooks and Minni Peters and WMCAT Teaching Artist Jalexia Stoutmyre joined forces to create original Black History Month designs for apparel