- 89.3 FM Radio Kennedy–King has had a campus radio station, WKKC (89.3 FM), since 1976. Affiliations The school participates in the National Junior College Athletic Association. The KKC men's basketball team reached the national top 20 in February 2007. Notable staff John A. Barkey was President of Woodrow Wilson College in November 1942. Paul Henning Willis was born in Texas, circa 1878, and died in Chicago on 5 September 1939. He was a social sciences instructor at Woodrow Wilson Junior College at the time of his death. He was a former staff member of the Crane Technical School and the Northwestern University School of Commerce. He served as field secretary for the YMCA in Illinois during World War I. Historical notes A letter to the editor from the dean's office that appeared in the Suburbanite Economist dated 26 January 1941 pointed out that more than ten percent (6 of 59) of the Phi Beta Kappa graduates of the University of Chicago's Class of 1938 were among the first graduates (Class of 1936) from Woodrow Wilson Junior College. High honors also went to a remarkable number of Wilson's Class of 1938 when they graduated with four-year degrees in 1940. The poet Gwendolyn Brooks graduated from Wilson Junior College in 1936. Physicist and engineer Robert Henry "Pete" Bragg, Jr. also attended Wilson. See also WKKC WYCC References External links Dawson Technical Institute Washburne Culinary & Hospitality Institute French Pastry School Kennedy-King Statesmen Peterson's Guide Community colleges in Illinois 1935 establishments in Illinois City Colleges of Chicago Educational institutions established in 1935 NJCAA athletics