The CCBC community is defined by a can-do spirit that cultivates opportunity, nurtures aspirations and celebrates accomplishments.
Our community of students, faculty, staff and alumni help make CCBC an excellent place to learn and grow. Get to know our current and past students, and people who contribute to the college’s goals of preparing students for transfer and career success, strengthening the workforce and enriching our community.
Associate Professor, Music Program Coordinator (Eastside)
Professor, Dance Program Coordinator and Artistic Director CCBC Dance Company
CCBC in three words: fun, dedicated and uplifting.
When Iyona Anderson enrolled in CCBC's continuing education program, she was looking for a job and a second chance. Now she is on her way to...
Associate Professor, Music Program Coordinator (Westside)
Associate Professor
Nicole Beeson began pursuing nursing at CCBC. Now the senior health care executive is helping other students pursue their nursing careers.
Flexible class schedules and financial aid helped Navy veteran Eric Belyea manage a return to school after a 20-year break, while also managing a...
CCBC in three words: affordable, supportive and diverse.
Assistant Professor, Program Coordinator, Music Production and Audio Recording Technology
Adjunct Faculty
Michael Carper '86 received the CCBC 2023 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award.
2020 was a milestone year for Baltimore City resident Devin Clark. He graduated from high school and started classes at CCBC – all in the...
CCBC in three words: contemporary, warm and innovative.
CCBC in three words: community, convenient and compassionate.
CCBC in three words: affordable, supportive and welcoming.
G. Maurice “Moe” Conn holds an MFA in Scene Design and Technical Theatre.
CCBC in three words: rewarding, affordable and flexible.
CCBC in three words: welcoming, diverse and exciting.
Assistant Professor
CCBC in three words: empowering, resourceful and transformational.
CCBC in three words: low cost, affordable, spectacular.
Assistant Professor, Concert Manager
Community College of Baltimore County honored Kimberly Ellison-Taylor with the 2022 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award at the Student Life...
An aspiring writer, Nick served as editor-in-chief of the school newspaper, CCBC Connection.
CCBC in three words: supportive, welcoming and motivational.
CCBC Alumnus Keith L. Ewancio ’92 received the 2017 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award at the CCBC Student Awards Banquet on May 9.
Assistant Professor
CCBC in three words: phenomenal, amazing and diverse.
CCBC in three words: exceptional, affordable and inclusive.
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
CCBC helped Alona Harris gain the confidence to earn an associate degree in business administration and transfer to the University of Maryland...
Amber Hinson received a scholarship to attend CCBC tuition-free to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse.
As an early college access student, Gillian graduated from high school a full year early with 27 college credits.
CCBC in three words: affordable, diverse and explorative.
Adjunct Faculty
Shannon Hughes added construction management college credentials to her experience as an electrician to advance her career and fulfill her lifelong...
Adjunct Faculty
CCBC in three words: fun, inspiring and eye-opening.
Adjunct Faculty
CCBC in three words: affordable, reliable and professional.
CCBC in three words: admirable, innovative and community.
Adjunct Faculty
CCBC in three words: affordable, helpful and culturally rich.
Adjunct Faculty
Damon Krometis is a theatre teacher, director, and scholar based in Washington, DC. Before joining CCBC, he was an adjunct faculty member at...
As president of the Community College of Baltimore County, Dr. Sandra L. Kurtinitis leads the largest provider of higher education in the Baltimore...
Adjunct Faculty
Anne M. Lefter holds a BA in Theatre and English from the University of Minnesota and an MA and PhD in Theatre Studies from Cornell University.
Julie Lewis is a playwright, director and teacher. She received her BA in Writing Arts and Theatre from SUNY Oswego and her MFA in Playwriting from...
CCBC in three words: resourceful, dynamic and resilient.
Early Childhood Education was a great major for Hunter Lubawski, who always knew she wanted to be a teacher. The College Promise Scholarship made...
Adjunct Faculty
Bernard M'kumbuzi found his passion for education through CCBC's Male Student Success Initiative and is now attending Towson University...
CCBC in three words: flexible, supportive and affordable.
At the CCBC Student Awards Banquet on May 8, 2018, CCBC Alumna Anne McLaughlin was named the 2018 Distinguished Alumni of the Year, posthumously....
CCBC in three words: inclusive, convenient and reliable.
When Sasha-Rae Mohead was looking to attend college, she chose to enroll at CCBC because of its flexibility, convenience and cost.
Attending CCBC has given Ixtle Montuffar ample time to explore – time to explore areas of study, and time to explore cultures.
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Nkere enjoys being in the classroom just as much as he enjoys being on stage.
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
CCBC in three words: budget-friendly, quality and education.
Despite initially aiming for education, Ashley Payton discovered her passion for tech through a research project, leading her to CCBC for computer...
CCBC in three words: resourceful, opportunity and flexibility.
CCBC in three words: diverse, respectful and fun.
CCBC in three words: motivating, welcoming and diverse.
CCBC in three words: inclusive, practical and memorable.
Guest Artist in Residence
Adjunct Faculty
Adjunct Faculty
Terri Raulie is an Assistant Professor in the Performing Arts and Humanities Department at CCBC.
Richard Rohrs, PA-C, DFAAPA, SFHM, received the 2020 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award at a virtual CCBC Student Life Banquet on May 14, 2020.
Adjunct Faculty
Associate Professor, Philosophy
Adjunct Faculty and Associate Director CCBC Dance Company
CCBC honored Dr. Richard A. Scheper, a CCBC alumnus and president of Jovian Concepts, with the "Distinguished Alumnus of the Year" award...
CCBC in three words: cost-efficient, accessible and inspiring.
Dr. Dennis E. Seymour, CCBC Dean Emeritus, School of Business, Criminal Justice and Law, received the 2015 Distinguished Alumnus Award at the...
CCBC Alumnus Kabish Shah was named the 2021 CCBC Distinguished Alumnus of the Year at the CCBC Student Awards Ceremony on May 12, 2021.
CCBC in three words: friendly, knowledgeable and affordable.
CCBC in three words: safe, beneficial and fun.
CCBC in three words: affordable, flexible and stress-free.
Adjunct Faculty
The Maryland Parallel Enrollment Program gave Gabriel Tanenbaum-Vogler early college access to pursue his degree in global studies while still in...
Nearly two decades after graduating high school, Rama Thaher-Sawalhi decided to take the plunge and start college. But with three children, she...
CCBC in three words: affordable, inclusive and quality.
After taking American Sign Language 101 to fulfill a requirement, Akira chose to pursue an associate degree in American Sign Language and Deaf...
Adjunct Faculty
Assistant Professor, Philosophy; Chair, Performing Arts & Humanities
Throughout her education and every aspect of her life, faith has been at the forefront for Clara Weaver.
CCBC in three words: maximize your potential.
Traci Williams spent her early years applauding others for seeking their dreams. But one day, she decided enough was enough and she set out to see...
CCBC in three words: life-changing, success.
Assistant Professor, Philosophy
CCBC in three words: opportunity, community and networking.
CCBC in three words: Built for success.
