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in Celebrations, Community, Fundraising, Partners, Students

Two Great Community Partners

Recently, the CCBC and the United Way of Central Maryland came together to celebrate two special events. Theirs was 100 years of service to the community; ours was the launch of our FY2026 United Way Giving Campaign. The significance of this event—which brought the County Executive, the CEO of United Way, and the college president together—was the celebration of three…

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in Celebrations, Commemoration, Community

Indigenous Peoples’ Day: Embracing History and Heritage

Along with so many of our colleagues, CCBC is proud to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Through acknowledging this day, we honor the many cultures and traditions that flourished long before the United States became a country. Indigenous Peoples’ Day urges us to move beyond the narrow accounts in history books which have often misrepresented, neglected and omitted vast groups of…

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in Celebrations, Community college, Faculty, Health care, higher education, Inspiration, Jobs, Students

National Nurses Week: The Heart of Healthcare

In April we celebrated community colleges; in May we celebrate one important segment of our college community, i.e. our Heroes of the Heart: our Nursing faculty and Nursing students. In short, these special people are made up of equal parts compassion, knowledge, discipline and grace. At CCBC, we could not be more proud to join our colleagues across the country…

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in Celebrations, Community college, Faculty, Holiday, Students

A Holiday Season of Gratitude

This holiday season marks a time of change and transition on both personal and national levels. While uncertainty is sometimes a concomitant of change, it is the resilience and unity of our collective community spirit that keeps us strong. As we close another challenging year, it is more important than ever to celebrate the remarkable work that powers our nation’s…

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In the Spirit of Thanksgiving

Recently, I read of a young Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia whose recent film “All We Imagine as Light” won the Grand Prize at the Cannes Film Festival in May. As she spoke of the film—a portrait of life in Mumbai—she made this statement: “Real life is more interesting than cinema can be . . . . if your real life…

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