• CCBC Students Take to Annapolis
  More than 40 CCBC Student Government Association leaders lobbied Delegates and Senators from the Baltimore County region during Student Advocacy Day in Annapolis. Hundreds of community college students participated in this event with CCBC having the largest student representation.
  
  
• Print Shop Regroups after Unwelcome Visit from Mother Nature
  Although the snowstorm of 2003 offered a nice unexpected break for some faculty and staff, for members of CCBC Catonsville’s Printing Services, Mother Nature’s visit brought an unwelcome surprise. Under the pressure of the snow, the roof caved in bringing the copiers to a halt in the back annex of the C Building.
  
  
• Home Show Offers an Early Glimpse of Spring
  Along with the nurseries, gazebo builders and bathtub refinishers, CCBC Dundalk's Horticulture program booth at the 2003 Maryland Home and Garden Show was a perennial favorite.
  
  
  
• ‘CALL to PROTECT’ Provides Phones for Domestic Violence Victims
  The CCBC Dundalk Department of Public Safety is again joining corporations, small businesses and individuals in the national “Donate a Phone CALL to PROTECT” campaign to collect unused wireless phones to provide domestic violence victims with a lifeline in an emergency.
  
  
• CCBC Hosts Early Childhood Career Day
  More than 100 high school students and teachers from Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) Child Development Career Completer/Technical Preparation classes will converge on CCBC Essex on April 10 for Early Childhood Career Day. CCBC and Villa Julie College students will join them for a program of expert panels, roundtable discussions and live entertainment.
  
  
• Travel Studies offers Adventure in Ghana
  CCBC’s Travel Studies program is offering a wonderful educational journey to the world’s second largest continent – Africa. Travel to Ghana, May 27 through June 12, on a 15-day adventure that’s filled with exploration of art, history and culture.

• Informed Opinions and Educated Debate: How Ethics Affect our Everyday Lives Dr. Gena Proulx, CCBC Dundalk President

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• Arrival of New Vice Chancellor Brings Spark to Campaign Efforts
  As vice chancellor for Institutional Advancement, Bruce Berman is responsible for external relations and development functions, including fund raising, marketing, grants and alumni relations at CCBC. The spark in his eyes represents all the “possibilities” he envisions for CCBC.
  
  
• Barker Brings World-Class Experience to School of Justice
  With a background in both military and civilian security and police departments, as well as experience in higher education, Beth Barker comes to CCBC highly qualified to take over the role of dean of the college’s new School of Criminal Justice and Public Safety.
  
  
• Wellness Center Has Campus, Community Health at Heart
  With the principles of LearningFirst as a guide, CCBC prides itself on promoting student learning, staff development and community relationships. What may not be as widely known – but is just as important – is CCBC’s commitment to promoting health and wellness among those same populations.
  
  
• Businessperson of the Year Gives Lessons in Finance
  Eddie C. Brown, the Baltimore Business Journal’s “Businessperson of the Year,” made an appearance at CCBC Catonsville to talk to students, faculty and staff about retirement planning, finances and the economy. Brown, a billionaire and entrepreneur, made money the old-fashioned way – he earned it.
  
  
• CCBC Catonsville Welcomes New Alumni Relations Director
  CCBC Catonsville welcomes Stephanie Melvin as the new Alumni Relations director.
  
  
• Call Center Upgrades for Better Service
  Continuing Education and Economic Development (CEED) implemented a new Call Center. Calling 410-869-0296 links callers directly into the queue of callers for CEED.
  
  
• CCBC-TV, Making the CCBC Connection
  March marked the debut of CCBC-TV’s new half-hour cable interview show--CCBC Connections. One of four new cable programs planned by CCBC-TV staff, CCBC Connections features fast-paced, one-on-one interviews with three to six campus newsmakers, campus leaders and/or academic and career program coordinators.

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