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President Kurtinitis Responds to Obama's Community College Proposal

January 30, 2015 // 0 Comments

Sandra Kurtinitis As we begin the spring semester, I write to welcome each of you to the Community College of Baltimore County. While all of us are now engaged in the more mundane work of teaching and learning, the highly charged political season around us is filled with the excitement of new leadership in the Governor’s Office and many new delegates and senators at the state and federal levels....

Spring 2015 Dundalk Club List

January 22, 2015 // 0 Comments

CCBC Dundalk – Clubs and Organizations For more information on joining a club at CCBC - Dundalk contact the Office of Student life 443-840-3350. College Community Center Room 221. Active Minds at CCBC Dundalk Active Minds is an organization that addresses mental health by increasing awareness, removing stigma, promoting holistic health, providing information to students, working with loc...

Spring 2015 Catonsville Club List

January 22, 2015 // 1 Comment

The CCBC Catonsville Student Life Office is committed to providing educational, developmental, and social activities that complement the classroom learning experience. The office of Student Life sponsors a variety of clubs and organizations and hosts events through the academic school year. All clubs, organizations, and events are open to all CCBC students. 2am Creative Writing Club – ...

Spring 2015 Essex Club List

January 22, 2015 // 0 Comments

The CCBC Essex Student Life Office is committed to providing educational, developmental and social activities that complement the classroom learning experience. The Office of Student Life sponsors a variety of clubs and organizations and hosts events through the academic school year. All clubs, organizations and events are open to all CCBC students. ***********************************************...

Judy Shepard Speaks at CCBC

November 21, 2014 // 0 Comments

Andrew Alfonsi On the morning of October 6, 1999 Judy and Dennis Shepard awoke to a phone call no parent should ever have to receive. Their 21 year old son, Matthew, was robbed by two local teens, beaten into a coma, tied to a fence and left to die in hypothermic temperatures for over 12 hours in Laramie, Wyoming. Matt was a student at the University. He was also gay. Almost overnight...