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CCBC wins $3 million grant to strengthen
manufacturing
CCBC is in a unique position to aid the local
manufacturing community, thanks to a $3 million National Science
Foundation grant that will help the college develop and adopt
educational programs directed toward building a world-class workforce.
It’s a sign of the times across CCBC campuses
A new college signage system will bring order and consistency to signs
throughout CCBC campuses and be more user-friendly for students and
visitors as well as traveling faculty and staff.
Leading ‘Flash’ expert to speak at CCBC Catonsville
Joshua Davis, one of the world’s leading Flash designers, is one of the first
national lecturers brought to CCBC by the School of Applied and
Information Technology (SAIT).
CCBC School of Justice taps leaders for advisory
boards
The new 18 members of the CCBC Criminal Justice Studies
Advisory Board assembled for the first time on the Dundalk campus in
September.
PTK members volunteer for kitchen duty at Hope
Lodge
Although Hurricane Isabel delayed their community project a
bit, members of CCBC Dundalk’s Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) couldn’t be
deterred from serving up a traditional Italian-themed dinner to the 25
guests at Baltimore’s Hope Lodge, a support project of the American
Cancer Society.
CCBC recognized for automotive industry acumen
Toyota Motor Sales (TMS), U.S.A., Inc. recently honored CCBC for implementing
an accelerated training course that will provide technicians to
surrounding Toyota and Lexus dealerships.
‘Meet and Greet’ event attracts more than 100
faculty and staff
Co-hosted by the Eastside campuses, a reception
in honor of CCBC Dundalk and CCBC Essex President Gena Proulx drew
faculty and staff from throughout the college community.
McPhail interviews Maryland Lt. Governor Steele
for CCBC-TV
For this season’s first edition of
LearningFirst, Chancellor Irving Pressley McPhail traveled to the
State House for a one-on-one conversation with Lt. Governor Michael
Steele.
School of Health Professions struts its stuff for
Allied Health Professions Week
CCBC’s School of Health
Professions, Maryland’s premier training site for health care workers,
is promoting its 15 programs of study on the credit side and 14
professional training courses in Continuing Education as career options
for prospective students and career changers.
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