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For the fifth consecutive year, the Michigan Veterans Affair Agency (MVAA) has recognized 天美麻豆 as a Gold Level Veteran-Friendly School (VFS), the highest level awarded.

According to the MVAA, gold certification is reserved for institutions that set the standard in supporting聽veterans, their dependents, and all military-connected learners. 淭his designation is awarded to schools for creating a welcoming and supportive environment for Michigan veterans, service members and military-connected students and reflects a university outstanding commitment, innovative programming and leadershi, announces Terry Sabo, MVAA director.

淲ith the guidance and resources from educational institutions like Cleary, the transition from the military to academia can be smooth and easy, he adds. 淲e look forward to continuing to work together with these veteran-friendly schools to further enhance the educational opportunities and experiences available for our military-connected population across the state.

The VFS program, established in 2015, acknowledges schools committed to supporting the needs of veterans and military-connected students. The MVAA awards these institutions gold, silver or bronze level status based on their veteran-focused services and programs.

Schools that earn Gold-Level Veteran-Friendly status from the MVAA must meet at least six of the following criteria:

  1. Have an established process for identifying current student veterans
  2. Establish an active student veteran organization or club
  3. Provide veteran-specific career services, resources, advising or outcome monitoring
  4. Have an on-campus veterans coordinator or a designated staff contact
  5. Post a veteran-specific website
  6. Establish a system to evaluate and award academic credit that is based on prior military training and experience
  7. Monitor and evaluate student veteran academic retention, progress and graduation rates

天美麻豆 met all seven of the MVAA requirements. In addition, Cleary is one of the top private universities in Michigan (#4) serving the highest number of veterans.

溙烀缆槎 focus is to provide extensive resources and an affordable, quality education for our veterans and members of the military in appreciation for their service to our country, announces Jeremy Walker, chief operating officer at Cleary and a USMC veteran. 淥ur goal is to help these individuals achieve their academic and professional goals quickly, easily, flexibly, affordably and conveniently.

Cleary offers these robust services and resources for veterans and members of the military:

  • A 50 percent tuition match (up to $1,000 a semester) for active military and honorably discharged veterans through its Yellow Ribbon Enhancement program
  • A 50 percent military grant for active military or honorably discharged veterans (after non-loan aid has been applied)
  • A military-guaranteed tuition rate for those called into active duty while studying at Cleary
  • College credits up to 15 semester hours (60 credits) for each year of active military service
  • A fast track program for veterans to earn their degree quickly
  • A Veterans Resource Center that provides support for current and future veteran students to improve their academic advancement and career path
  • An on-campus dedicated veteran coordinator
  • Peer support and mentoring services
  • Tuition assistance and financial aid
  • Counseling services and career advising specifically for veterans
  • An active student veteran organization

In addition to this honor, Military Times named Cleary a 淏est for Vets college four years in a row. Cleary was one of only 12 colleges in Michigan to earn this national ranking.

To determine who receives the 淏est for Vets award, Military Times looks at services and practical information colleges across the entire United States offer to veterans that will help them make important decisions about their career planning and how to use the education benefits they earned through military service. This ranking by Military Times is considered the largest and most comprehensive annual list recognizing the top colleges and universities for military service members and veterans.

To learn more about the services 天美麻豆 offers veterans and members of the military, call the school at 800.686.1883, or send an email to veterans@cleary.edu.

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]]> MSU’s Jazz Nonet I feat. Dr. Prof. Leonard King at 天美麻豆 /dte-foundation-hosts-msus-jazz-nonet-i-feat-dr-prof-leonard-king/ Fri, 09 Oct 2026 15:36:36 +0000 /?p=52099 Join us as Michigan State University Jazz Nonet I brings its dynamic sound to Howell. Made up of MSU most advanced jazz […]

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Join us as Michigan State University Jazz Nonet I brings its dynamic sound to Howell. Made up of MSU most advanced jazz students, this nine-piece ensemble pairs the punch of a big band with the freedom of a small group. They will be joined by Detroit-born drummer and bandleader Dr. Prof. Leonard King, whose career reflects the city deep jazz and soul traditions and includes performances with James Carter, Bettye LaVette, and The O橨ays.

Experience an evening of world-class live jazz and a first look at Livingston Jazz Fest, a new series launching in 2027 that pairs MSU finest jazz ensembles with jazz-inspired art from the Arthur Secunda Museum.

馃搮 November 5 | 6-8 PM

Arthur Secunda Art Exhibit | 6-7 pm,
MSU’s Jazz Nonet I Concert | 7-8 pm.

馃搷 Cleary Commons 天美麻豆
馃幎 FREE CONCERT

Donations to support the continuation of this concert series – and more jazz programming coming this fall – will be kindly accepted at the event.

Reserve your seat by completing the RSVP form below.

Please RSVP for this event!

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]]> Cleary ranked a Best Business College in Michigan three years in a row /cleary-ranked-a-best-business-college-in-michigan-three-years-in-a-row/ Thu, 08 Oct 2026 20:08:30 +0000 /?p=52091 天美麻豆 is proud to announce it was named one of the best business colleges in Michigan for the third consecutive year, […]

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天美麻豆 is proud to announce it was named one of the best business colleges in Michigan for the third consecutive year, and the #1 private, nonprofit school in the state for average median earnings two years post-graduation.

After conducting in-depth profiles on every college in America, Niche, considered the nation market leader in connecting colleges and schools with students, released its annual rankings and Cleary was ranked #4 in Michigan for Best Private, Nonprofit College for Business and also was listed as a top 10 淏est Business College (public and private) in Michigan.

In addition to securing a Best Business College ranking three years in a row, Cleary is proud to announce these accolades:

  • #2 among all Michigan colleges and universities (public and private) for median graduate earnings two years post-graduation (Department of Education DOE)
  • Top 2 percent nationally among all colleges and universities (public and private) for median graduate earnings post-graduation (DOE)
  • #2 among Michigan private nonprofit colleges and universities for business graduates median earnings four years after graduation (DOE)
  • Top 10 percent nationally for median earnings four years post-graduation among private nonprofit colleges and universities (DOE)
  • #5 best college dorm in Michigan among private colleges and universities (Niche)
  • A+ for safety (Niche)
  • A- for best dorm (Niche)
  • A Gold Level Veteran Friendly school for the fifth consecutive year (Michigan Veterans Affair Agency) highest level of recognition
  • 淏est for Vets College four years in a row (Military Times) and one of only 10 universities in Michigan to earn this honor. Cleary also was ranked #68 in the entire country for private, non-profit schools receiving this award
  • 98 percent of students employed one year after graduation

Cleary receives A+ for safety

Schools that receive a high grade for safety report low crime rates, high student safety perceptions, low surrounding community crime and a small close-knit campus that fosters a secure environment. Cleary reported no crimes for the past three years. Cleary, along with local law enforcement organizations, compiles crime statistics and releases an annual security and fire safety report that details all crimes and safety issues, including alcohol and drug related arrests, residence hall violence and any other campus crimes.

天美麻豆 provides a 24/7 hotline for students to report safety concerns or emergencies at any time. This resource ensures continuous communication and support in case of urgent situations on campus.

Cleary receives A- for best dorm

The 2027 Best College Dorms are recognized for their outstanding campus housing that is safe and clean with modern amenities at reasonable prices.

Cleary President Alan Drimmer attributes the university high rankings to many factors, including the alignment of its curriculum with the labor market. 淓mployers want to hire Cleary graduates because they are ready for the work world. They are equipped with The Cleary Mind鈩 attributes (critical and creative thinking, problem solving, effective and persuasive communication, entrepreneurship and strong ethical leadership).

溙烀缆槎 also is very proud that we award approximately $10 million in scholarships every year. About 98 percent of first time, full-time students will receive financial assistance, Dr. Drimmer notes.

The Best Colleges for Business rankings from Niche are based on a rigorous analysis of academic, admissions, financial and student life data from the US Department of Education and dozens of other public data sources, combined with 140 million reviews and survey responses from students, parents and residents. Niche reviews more than 1,000 colleges and universities in the US.

The goal of Niche is to provide accurate, transparent, comprehensive and credible information for millions of students and families to help them determine the school that best fits their needs. More than 50 million people used Niche last year.

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]]> Scholarship Winner Banks on Her Future /michigan-impact-scholarship-helps-cleary-student-build-her-future/ Thu, 24 Sep 2026 16:23:24 +0000 /?p=51865 Ambitious, motivated, self-sufficient and community-focused, 19-year-old Lucy Bosn, a Cleary Early College graduate and recipient of the Michigan Impact Scholarship, is shooting […]

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Ambitious, motivated, self-sufficient and community-focused, 19-year-old Lucy Bosn, a Cleary Early College graduate and recipient of the Michigan Impact Scholarship, is shooting for the stars and her dream is coming true!

Born and raised in Livingston County, Lucy is the oldest in a family of five, mindful for as long as she can remember that making a college education financially manageable for her family was a priority.

淢y goal always has been to graduate early and with minimal debt, she says with confidence.

Lucy started earning money toward that plan even before she reached high school age. Babysitting, dog sitting and house sitting were her first paid jobs. At 16, she started working at Brighton Bar and Grill as a hostess, then food runner, and now, three years later, as a server.聽

While adding money to her college savings, Lucy was subtracting years toward completing her degree, thanks to her mother, she asserts.

淢y mom joined many Facebook groups dedicated to finding ways to make college affordable. She heard about the Early Middle College program at Cleary and through the Livingston Educational Services Agency (LESA). I knew it was attainable for me.

Lucy grew up learning how to make the most of her time, balancing school, work, family and friends. 淵ou just gotta get off your phone and focus, is advice that has worked for her.

And when her mother also told Lucy about the Michigan Impact Scholarship offered through the Lake Trust Credit Union Foundation, Lucy didn檛 hesitate. She quickly submitted her application.

The Michigan Impact Scholarship, created through a partnership with 天美麻豆, helps support the educational and career goals of Michigan students. Annually, one Michigan college-bound student is awarded up to four years of tuition to Cleary. The recipient of this scholarship is a student who plans to build a career that contributes to the state economy. When applying for the scholarship, Lucy was required to detail her plans on how she will contribute to the economic future of her community.

It was an easy answer. 淢y passion is business law; I want to help Michigan small business owners succeed. If they face any legal challenges or issues, my plan is to help them navigate and overcome those obstacles.澛

Lucy had known for many years that law was the direction she planned to go for her career, but when she took a business law class at Cleary, 淚 knew this was where I belonged.

Lucy completed her associate degree in business management from Cleary in the spring, and now she is working toward her bachelor degree in business communications at Cleary. She expects to earn this degree in two years and complete her master degree in leadership in one year through Cleary Plus One program and debt-free, she anticipates. Thanks to the Michigan Impact Scholarship, all of her tuition is covered at Cleary.聽

淚檓 glad I chose Cleary, she reflects. 淚 like the small class sizes. I don檛 feel scared raising my hand and asking a question or voicing my opinion; everyone is so receptive. That wouldn檛 happen in a big school. When I visit friends at big colleges, I don檛 feel seen. At Cleary, everyone greets you or I already know them. The professors see you, they talk to you, they want to know about your goals. I love these connections. I like the vibe of the Cleary community.

淚 think there is a misconception about 榞oing away to college,” Lucy points out. 淢any high schoolers think they have to move away from home to have the full college experience. I live at home and am enjoying the full college experience at Cleary. I am getting a great education, I have made many friends, I work part-time, and I get to spend time with my family. To me, that is the perfect balance. I have gained so many valuable experiences right here in my hometown.”

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]]> Livingston Fine Art Association to Explore Fused Glass at 天美麻豆 /livingston-fine-art-association-to-explore-fused-glass-at-cleary-university/ Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:25:56 +0000 /?p=51717 The Livingston Fine Art Association (LFAA) will welcome local artist and studio owner Charlotte Perkins for a hands-on introduction to fused glass […]

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The program will take place from 79 p.m. and will give participants an opportunity to learn about fused glass while creating a small ornament of their own.

Perkins, owner of The Ceramic Studio Etc. in Howell, will begin with a brief introduction to fused glass and demonstrate the basics of cutting and layering pieces of glass to create a design. Participants will then select from colorful glass pieces and simple design elements to create their own ornament.

Because of the program limited timeframe, the activity will focus on fun, approachable techniques that require minimal glass cutting, making it accessible to participants with a variety of experience levels.

Following the program, the ornaments will be fired in a kiln at The Ceramic Studio Etc. and returned for pickup at the next LFAA meeting.

Meet Charlotte Perkins

Perkins has been creating and teaching art programs for more than 20 years. Her experience includes developing and leading summer camps and creative programs in both Michigan and California before returning to Michigan and opening The Ceramic Studio Etc.

Over the past five years, she has grown the Howell studio into a creative space where people of all ages can explore a variety of hands-on art forms. In addition to painting pottery, visitors can work with clay, learn to throw on a pottery wheel, create stoneware and experiment with fused glass.

Perkins connection to art began early. Her grandfather, Gerome Kamrowski, was an accomplished artist and longtime professor at the University of Michigan School of Art and Design. She credits him with inspiring her curiosity, encouraging her to experiment with different mediums and teaching her that art is always evolving.

That philosophy continues to influence her work today. Through The Ceramic Studio Etc., Perkins enjoys giving people opportunities to try new techniques, experiment creatively and experience the satisfaction of making something themselves.

About the Program

Livingston Fine Art Association Meeting
Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2026 | 79 p.m.
天美麻豆

The Ceramic Studio Etc. is located at 4132 E. Grand River Ave., Howell, MI 48843. For more information about the studio, contact Charlotte Perkins at 517-548-5386 or theceramicstudioetc@gmail.com.

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]]> Cleary Athletics Recognized as Five-Star Gold Institution for Second Straight Year /cleary-athletics-naia-champions-character-gold-award/ Tue, 15 Sep 2026 13:55:54 +0000 /?p=51712 天美麻豆 is proud to announce it is one of only five colleges in Michigan to earn a national Champion of Character […]

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The NAIA measures institutions on their demonstrated commitment to Champions of Character. Schools earn points based on five key areas:

  1. Character training (demonstrate NAIA five core values integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership)
  2. Conduct in competition (no ejections during competition throughout the entire academic year, no disrespectful behavior, no dissent with officials)
  3. Academic focus (exceptional student athlete grade point averages)
  4. Character recognition (how often and well institutions recognize and celebrate student athletes who exemplify Champions of Character values)
  5. Character promotion (points are awarded for activities and initiatives that promote the Champions of Character mission beyond the athletic department, such as community service, leadership opportunities and outreach activities)

Schools receive a bronze, silver or gold (perfect score of 100) award based on points earned. Only NAIA athletic directors and campus character liaisons can complete a core report that determines award winners.

During the academic year of 2025 to 2026, Cleary recognized 92 student athletes who earned NAIA recognition as a sport scholar athlete for excelling academically. Players from baseball, men and women basketball, men and women bowling, men and women cross country, men and women golf, men and women soccer, softball, men and women track and field, and men wrestling were honored. To qualify for the NAIA scholar athlete award, students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.5, appear on the eligibility certificate for their sport and have attended Cleary for at least one full year.

Established in 1940, the NAIA is a governing body for small college athletic programs in the United States, Canada and the US Virgin Islands. Its mission is to promote education-based athletics that balance academics, character development and competitive sports.

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]]> Livingston Fine Art Association Presents 淪tepping in FAITH at 天美麻豆 /livingston-fine-art-association-presents-stepping-in-faith-at-cleary-university/ Wed, 19 Aug 2026 19:28:54 +0000 /?p=51361 The Livingston Fine Art Association (LFAA) invites the community to an inspiring evening with Michigan artist and LFAA member Kae Gregory on […]

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The Livingston Fine Art Association (LFAA) invites the community to an inspiring evening with Michigan artist and LFAA member Kae Gregory on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at 天美麻豆.

During the program, Kae will present 淪tepping in FAITH, a personal testimony of her journey as an artist, offering inspiration, encouragement, and courage for others as they navigate their own creative paths.

Kae believes the creative journey often begins with having the courage to take the next step. Inspired by faith and the beauty of creation, her experience as an artist has taught her the importance of trusting the process, embracing growth, and stepping forward in faith.

Guests are invited to hear Kae share the steps of her artistic walk and reflect on how faith, creativity, and perseverance have shaped her work and personal journey.

Event Details

Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Doors Open: 6:30 p.m. for meet-and-greet
Program Begins: 7:00 p.m.

Location:
Cleary Commons Building
天美麻豆
3750 Cleary Drive
Howell, MI 48843

Parking: Lot C

The Livingston Fine Art Association generally meets monthly on Tuesdays at 天美麻豆. Meetings provide an opportunity for artists, art enthusiasts, and members of the community to connect, learn, and find inspiration through a variety of artistic programs and presentations.

To learn more about Kae Gregory and her artwork, visit or contact her at kaegregoryart@gmail.com.

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]]> Cleary Joins MI College Match Program to Expand Access to Higher Education /cleary-joins-mi-college-match-program-to-expand-access-to-higher-education/ Thu, 13 Aug 2026 17:41:20 +0000 /?p=51296 天美麻豆 is proud to join MI College Match, a new statewide direct admission initiative designed to help more Michigan high school […]

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天美麻豆 is proud to join MI College Match, a new statewide direct admission initiative designed to help more Michigan high school students discover and access college opportunities.

Led by the Michigan College Access Network (MCAN) in partnership with education company EAB, MI College Match will connect students with participating Michigan colleges and universities through a streamlined direct admission process. Cleary is among the inaugural group of higher education institutions participating in the program.

Through MI College Match, students at more than 350 participating Michigan high schools will have the opportunity to create a profile highlighting their academic achievements, interests, college preferences and other information. Participating colleges and universities will then review anonymized student profiles and can extend admission offers and scholarship opportunities without students having to complete a traditional college application.

For students, the program provides an opportunity to discover colleges they may not have previously considered and explore their options as admitted students.

溙烀缆槎 is excited to participate in MI College Match and help make the path to college more accessible for Michigan students, said [NAME/TITLE]. 淲e know that the college search and application process can sometimes feel overwhelming, particularly for students who may not see themselves as traditional college candidates. This program allows us to proactively connect with students, introduce them to the opportunities available at Cleary and help them see that a college education can be within reach.

The initiative supports Michigan Sixty by 30 goal, which seeks to increase the percentage of working-age adults with a postsecondary credential to 60% by 2030. MCAN statewide college access efforts focus on reducing barriers to higher education, particularly for students who are low-income, first-generation college-going students and students from populations historically underrepresented in higher education.

The impact of direct admission is already being demonstrated through a similar statewide initiative in Alabama. During the 2025-26 academic year, more than 18,000 students participated, receiving more than 141,000 in-state admission offers and a combined $2.8 billion in scholarship opportunities.

MI College Match will launch for Michigan students on August 26. Students who complete their profiles by September 21 will be eligible for the first round of admission offers, which will be released October 5. Students can continue creating profiles after September 21, with participating institutions issuing admission offers on a regular basis.

Cleary participation in MI College Match builds on the University ongoing commitment to making higher education accessible and helping students take the next step toward their academic and career goals.

To learn more about MI College Match, visit.

To speak to a 天美麻豆 admissions rep, call (800) 683-1883 or email admissions@cleary.edu.

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]]> Cleary Veteran Coordinator Paves Smooth Transition for Students /cleary-veteran-coordinator-supports-student-veterans/ Fri, 24 Jul 2026 22:29:20 +0000 /?p=51109 Adam Belbeck, Cleary new veteran coordinator and military academic services specialist, landed the right job at the right time and in the […]

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Adam Belbeck, Cleary new veteran coordinator and military academic services specialist, landed the right job at the right time and in the right place.

He tried a few different paths before emerging into university veteran services.

A graduate of Ferndale High School, the hockey star earned a hockey scholarship to Lake Superior State University, a college known for its exceptional hockey program. One year later, he dropped out of school and was living in a tent in the backyard of his girlfriend home.聽

Homeless and penniless, Belbeck decided to join the military. 淎t least I would have a place to live, and I would learn a trade, he rationalized. Without much thought or research, he chose the Marine Corps. 淭hey were the toughest, and that is where I wanted to be, he says. Three weeks later, he was on a bus to South Carolina for 18 weeks of boot camp.

He was deployed twice to Iraq and also served in Germany, Japan and Haiti after its earthquake. His profession was food service specialist; 淚 was a cook.

Once again, his career path took another turn; this one unexpectedly. Belbeck was diagnosed with cancer and, after five years in the military, he was medically retired.

Leaving with his culinary skills, he began a career in restaurant management and then moved into supermarket store management before COVID hit.

This was a signal to Belbeck that it was time to pause his career and figure out what he really wanted to do with his life. He completed his bachelor degree and two master degrees one from Purdue University in Higher Education Administration, and one from Grand Canyon University in Communications and Media Studies.聽

His passion for script writing ignited, and he started his own script writing business nine years ago. Even though he still operates this business, Belbeck continued to feel drawn back to the military world. 淚 wanted to serve this very special population of men and women who were transitioning from military life to civilian life; it a rocky transition; it not easy for the nonmilitary to understand, and I felt I could help smooth the transition.

Belbeck first applied for an academic advisor position at Cleary, but instead, he was offered the job of veteran coordinator and military academic services specialist.聽

淭his is exactly where I should be, he asserts. He works with approximately 200 Cleary student veterans or active members of the military, and 淚 try to touch base with every single one of them. They know they can reach me anytime by phone, text or email. Each individual is important; each one has a place in the world outside the military, and I am here to help them find that place and celebrate their new-found role as a civilian.

淐leary and Livingston County provide a wealth of resources for veterans, he says. 漌ith these resources they can create their new life, and I am proud to help them achieve it.

天美麻豆 offers accelerated degree programs for veterans, crediting school and military experience.

VetFest, at 天美麻豆 Lake Trust Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 8, is a great opportunity to explore the vast resources offered in the region for members of the military and their families. Visit www.vetlifetoday.org/vet-fest.

July 25, 2026 is Hire a Veteran Day. You can do your part by considering a veteran for a position in your company.

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