Baker College Auburn Hills campus donates 130 computers to Pontiac schools

Baker College’s Auburn Hills campus recently donated 130 used computers and monitors to the School District of the City of Pontiac to provide students with improved access to educational technology.

The computers will be used to update the school district’s computer labs and workstations.

“Baker College believes in giving back to its communities,” said Peter W. Karsten, Ph.D., CPA, Baker College of Auburn Hills president. “Computers are mandatory for learning today, so it is our hope that this equipment will help students in Pontiac enhance their technology skills.”

In a letter to Baker College, Superintendent Kelley Williams and Jeff Mozdzierz, director of technology-field service, expressed their thanks stating, “Pontiac Schools is grateful to have the support of strong community partners such as Baker College.”

For more information about Baker College’s Auburn Hills campus contact Nicole Chirco in the admissions office at nicole.chirco@baker.edu or 248.340.0600, or visit www.baker.edu.

The largest private college in Michigan, Baker College is a not-for-profit higher education institution accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. Baker College grants certificates and associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees in diverse academic fields, including business, health sciences, engineering, information technology, education and human services. Every Baker College graduate receives Lifetime Employment Assistance—free and forever. Baker College was one of the first in the state to offer students the option of completing a degree 100 percent online, without ever visiting a campus. For information, visit www.baker.edu or follow Baker College on Twitter, @bakercollege, or on Facebook, www.facebook.com/bakercollege.

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