University institution in Kalkaska, Michigan

The Kalkaska Michigan Works Adult Education Learning Lab, located at 103 3rd Street in Kalkaska, Michigan, is a university dedicated to providing adult learners with a supportive and engaging environment to further their education. Offering a variety of courses and resources, the institution aims to help students achieve their academic and career goals. With experienced faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, the Kalkaska Michigan Works Adult Education Learning Lab is committed to empowering adults in their pursuit of knowledge and skills.

Kalkaska MSU Extension is a local government office located at 1900 Fairgrounds Road in Kalkaska, Michigan. This institution serves as a branch of Michigan State University's Extension program, providing educational resources and programs to the community. From agriculture and natural resources to health and nutrition, Kalkaska MSU Extension offers a wide range of services to help residents improve their quality of life and make informed decisions. Whether you're looking to enhance your gardening skills, learn about financial literacy, or get involved in community development initiatives, Kalkaska MSU Extension is here to support you every step of the way. Visit us today to explore the opportunities available to you through this valuable community resource.

Dr. Justin Tannir is a renowned ophthalmologist who has recently joined the team at Traverse City Eye, located at 5199 North Royal Drive in Traverse City, Michigan. Alongside Dr. Alicia Eby and Dr. Robert Foote, Dr. Tannir brings his expertise in eye healthcare to both the Traverse City and Kalkaska locations. Dr. Tannir, a board certified ophthalmologist, completed his residency at the prestigious Kresge Eye Institute in Detroit and furthered his training with a fellowship in glaucoma. With a medical degree from Northwestern University and an undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Tannir has a strong background in clinical research, particularly in cataract and glaucoma.