Paris … Milan … New York … Dundalk? Fashion is where you find it, and you need look no further than CCBC Dundalk for the latest in fall fashions. On Oct. 24 the CCBC Dundalk Chapter of the American Association of Women in Community Colleges (AAWCC) sponsored a luncheon and women's fashion show featuring "Weekenders" creative apparel. Models for the afternoon included (left to right) Candy Richardson, Nickie Copinger and Bernadette Low (click photo for more).

Liberal Arts Dean Gary Keedy (left) and Donna Linksz (right), dean of Math, Engineering and Science at CCBC Catonsville attended the kick-off for the United Way campaign at CCBC Catonsville on Nov. 13. The group heard presentations by several non-profit organizations. (click photo for more)

CCBC Dundalk's youngest lifelong learners were among the party guests at the campus bookstore's celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Teddy Bear. Following an entertaining reading of "Corduroy" by Barney Wilson, dean of Learning Support Systems, the children sang Happy Birthday to bears of all shapes and sizes, presented them with a handmade card, and enjoyed a punch and cookies treat. (click photo for more)

At an Oct. 23 "Conversation with Dr. Proulx," the CCBC Dundalk president (seated at front of room) chatted informally with students, faculty and staff about a number of campus-related issues. Held periodically throughout the year, these open sessions provide members of the college community with the opportunity to voice questions, express concerns and convey opinions about campus issues. (click photo for more)

Dawn Snyder, American Cancer Society staff, joined Jean Little, 2002 Dundalk Relay for Life chairman, in presenting a token of thanks to CCBC Dundalk for acting as host of the annual fundraising event. Accepting the plaque on behalf of the campus was Barney Wilson, dean of Learning Support Systems. The 2002 event fielded 36 teams and raised more than $81,000 for cancer, research, awareness and patient support services. (click photo for more)

Students, staff and faculty members enjoyed food from around the world at the Intercultural Bazaar at CCBC Catonsville in November. Sponsored by the African American Student Association, this event was held during Diversity Week. The Division of Learning and Student Development, the Office of Student Life and the Diversity Week committee coordinated the activity. (click photo for more)

Members of the Phi Theta Kappa National Honors Society planted a cherry blossom and weeping willow tree, donated by Home Depot, as a part of a campus clean-up in October at CCBC Catonsville. (click photo for more)

Millie Boyd, dean of Lifelong Learning, joins three CCBC students in taking direction from a crew member in how to hoist the halyard and raise the main sail on board the Pioneer. The tall ship is a gaff-rigged schooner built in 1865 and is the last of the wrought iron hulled schooners still under sail. The 102' cargo boat was the floating classroom for CCBC students who registered for the fall class in seamanship. (click photo for more)

The Pioneer first mate shows students how to plot their course and perform chart work during a navigation session to plan the day's sail. It was a first class lesson in dead reckoning. (click photo for more)

This troupe of Banditos from Continuing Education was seen suspiciously circling the snack table … but alas, only one bag of Fritos to be found. Donna Lambie (left), Kathy Christopher (center) and Penny Jester had to settle for popcorn and cotton candy like everyone else at the party. (click photo for more)

The CCBC Essex Second Annual Panel Discussion on Corporate Ethics drew a standing room only crowd. Seated from left to right are: Richard Rabicoff, Public Relations Manager, Maryland Association of Certified Public Accountants (MACPA), Thomas Foard, CFO of Publishers Circulation Fulfillment, Inc.; Graylin Smith, partner with Ernst & Young, LLP and Barry Benjamin, managing partner at Price Waterhouse Coopers. Betty Lipford, CCBC Essex Business department chairman (pictured standing), moderated the event. (click photo for more)

Jim Brown, interim director of the new Student Success Center at CCBC Catonsville, gives colleagues Donna McKusick, senior director of Developmental Education and Steve Arum, director of International Education and Experiential Learning, a tour of the Student Success Center. An official ribbon cutting ceremony was held Nov. 13. (click photo for more)

Jailhouse Rock Elvis (Candy Richardson, Welcome Center) and Medusa (Gail Stevens, Records and Registration) were just two of the characters - costumed and otherwise - enjoying themselves at the annual SGA Halloween Party at CCBC Dundalk. Students, faculty and staff were treated to fun and games, music and prizes during afternoon festivities in the dining hall. (click photo for more)