Pictured from left to right: Instructors Vinson, Johnson, Tindall, Bernard, Bullock and Platzer
As a new academic school year begins, SC4 is delighted to welcome back students and faculty. This semester, SC4 is thrilled to introduce six new full-time faculty members. SC4 proudly welcomes the following:
Belinda Bernard, instructor of English with extensive teaching experience, including instructing at Mississippi State University, Macomb Community College and twelve years as an adjunct faculty member at SC4.
Danyel Bullock, an SC4 alumni and clinical instructor for the SC4 Associate Degree Nursing program with twelve years of registered nursing experience and two years of teaching experience as an adjunct faculty member at SC4.
Ryan Johnson, instructor of history with experience assisting with political campaigns and twelve years of teaching experience as an adjunct faculty member at SC4. Ryan was a temporary full-time faculty member for the 2023–2024 academic year and recently accepted a permanent full-time position.
Joseph Platzer, instructor of criminal justice with thirty-six years of law enforcement experience, including as Chief of Police for the Port Huron Police Department and nineteen years of teaching experience as an adjunct faculty member at SC4.
Kathleen Tindall, instructor of business with twenty-seven years of advertising experience, including for companies such as Ford, Jeep, Lincoln, McDonald’s, Little Caesars, Hungry Howie’s and Henry Ford Health and has thirteen years of experience teaching at Macomb Community College.
Jacob Vinson, instructor of art with twenty years of experience working with ceramics and four years of teaching experience as an adjunct faculty member at SC4.
“We welcome our new full-time faculty as a continuation of our strong legacy of academic excellence. SC4 has outstanding faculty who provide high-quality higher education in our community,” said Kirk Kramer, President of SC4.
The Fall 2024 semester has started for SC4, but interested students can still register to take classes this semester. Any student looking to register for traditional 16-week courses may do so up until Friday, August 23. If a student is not able to register or start on this date, SC4 also offers twelve and eight-week courses with delayed starts. These classes are perfect for students who have a restrictive schedule or are looking to quickly complete a class. Those interested in taking classes at SC4 can view a complete list of offered courses at sc4.edu/schedule.
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