Calendar of Events

HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

View Exhibit

HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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Assistant Professor of the Radiologic Technology Program, Adebayo Olokodana, will present an overview of the program offered here at Howard Community College, including admission requirements.  Information sessions are open to the public, are free of charge and will last approximately an hour or until all questions are answered.

Please Join Zoom Meeting:
https://howardcc.zoom.us/j/92926114103

Meeting ID: 929 2611 4103

I Love Luci: A Devised Play

Directed by Jenny Male & Fatima Quander
Available to stream April 15-18 for free. Reservations required.

In this quirky one-act play, four humans discover that Hell isn't quite what they expected. 

Please consider donating the HCC Student Theatre Productions

PLEASE NOTE: We are offering this production free, however, if you are able, we would gratefully welcome a one-time gift to HCC's Theatre Program to support future HCC student theatre productions and events. If you can give a one-time gift, please choose "HCC Student Theatre Department" under the "Would You Like to Donate" section after adding your tickets to your cart. 

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Ticket Information

1. To register, select any date between April 15 through 18. The default time for each day is 12:00 am. However, viewers can watch the event at any time (on demand) during the four days of the production. Registrants will receive a link and password to view the event via email confirmation. Since our email confirmations and reminder emails are auto-generated by the online box office system, please be sure to spell your email address correctly during registration. 
2. The confirmation email receipt will be sent from customerservice@ovationtix.com with the subject, "Horowitz Center Box Office: Order Confirmation".

3. PLEASE NOTE: If you need help with your order, the Horowitz Center Box Office has limited phone hours to answer your questions. However, the Box Office is unable to take orders by phone at this time. The staff can help you step through your online order and answer any questions related to the online purchase process.

   Box Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
   Phone: 443-518-1500 (leave a voicemail with your name and phone outside of business hours)
   Email: boxoffice@howardcc.edu

4. Not sure how to purchase tickets online? We have online tutorials to help patrons navigate our online box office system. 

   • How to purchase tickets and apply a patron credit
   • How to create an account and purchase tickets through the Horowitz Center Online Box Office

Career Ambassador Outreach Meetings

Do you have questions about how Career Services can help you with your career planning? Wondering what resources are best for you and where to start? Sign up via Sign Up Genius to speak with Aria Ma, the student Career Ambassador for Career Services, to ask any questions you may have. Visitors will have a chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card by completing a brief survey. Click this link to view available dates and times:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4fa5a823a2f8c34-career

I Love Luci: A Devised Play

Directed by Jenny Male & Fatima Quander
Available to stream April 15-18 for free. Reservations required.

In this quirky one-act play, four humans discover that Hell isn't quite what they expected. 

Please consider donating the HCC Student Theatre Productions

PLEASE NOTE: We are offering this production free, however, if you are able, we would gratefully welcome a one-time gift to HCC's Theatre Program to support future HCC student theatre productions and events. If you can give a one-time gift, please choose "HCC Student Theatre Department" under the "Would You Like to Donate" section after adding your tickets to your cart. 

Donate Now

Ticket Information

1. To register, select any date between April 15 through 18. The default time for each day is 12:00 am. However, viewers can watch the event at any time (on demand) during the four days of the production. Registrants will receive a link and password to view the event via email confirmation. Since our email confirmations and reminder emails are auto-generated by the online box office system, please be sure to spell your email address correctly during registration. 
2. The confirmation email receipt will be sent from customerservice@ovationtix.com with the subject, "Horowitz Center Box Office: Order Confirmation".

3. PLEASE NOTE: If you need help with your order, the Horowitz Center Box Office has limited phone hours to answer your questions. However, the Box Office is unable to take orders by phone at this time. The staff can help you step through your online order and answer any questions related to the online purchase process.

   Box Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
   Phone: 443-518-1500 (leave a voicemail with your name and phone outside of business hours)
   Email: boxoffice@howardcc.edu

4. Not sure how to purchase tickets online? We have online tutorials to help patrons navigate our online box office system. 

   • How to purchase tickets and apply a patron credit
   • How to create an account and purchase tickets through the Horowitz Center Online Box Office

The Third Man is a 1949 film noir thriller about a pulp novelist who travels to postwar Vienna and investigates the mysterious death of his old friend. After shooting the film, the crew awarded director Carol Reed a bubble level in response to his frequent use of Dutch angles in the film meant to portray uneasiness and tension. Martin Scorsese wrote a thesis on The Third Man in film school, receiving a B+ for it with the remarks, "Forget it, it's just a thriller." You’ll never forget that zither music. Directed by Carol Reed and starring Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli and Orson Welles. 1 hour, 33 minutes.

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Available to rent from Amazon Prime for $3.99

Available to check out as a DVD from the Howard County Library

Listen to the podcast of “At the Movies with Mike and Marie” about Orson Welles

View Trailer for The Third Man

I Love Luci: A Devised Play

Directed by Jenny Male & Fatima Quander
Available to stream April 15-18 for free. Reservations required.

In this quirky one-act play, four humans discover that Hell isn't quite what they expected. 

Please consider donating the HCC Student Theatre Productions

PLEASE NOTE: We are offering this production free, however, if you are able, we would gratefully welcome a one-time gift to HCC's Theatre Program to support future HCC student theatre productions and events. If you can give a one-time gift, please choose "HCC Student Theatre Department" under the "Would You Like to Donate" section after adding your tickets to your cart. 

Donate Now

Ticket Information

1. To register, select any date between April 15 through 18. The default time for each day is 12:00 am. However, viewers can watch the event at any time (on demand) during the four days of the production. Registrants will receive a link and password to view the event via email confirmation. Since our email confirmations and reminder emails are auto-generated by the online box office system, please be sure to spell your email address correctly during registration. 
2. The confirmation email receipt will be sent from customerservice@ovationtix.com with the subject, "Horowitz Center Box Office: Order Confirmation".

3. PLEASE NOTE: If you need help with your order, the Horowitz Center Box Office has limited phone hours to answer your questions. However, the Box Office is unable to take orders by phone at this time. The staff can help you step through your online order and answer any questions related to the online purchase process.

   Box Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
   Phone: 443-518-1500 (leave a voicemail with your name and phone outside of business hours)
   Email: boxoffice@howardcc.edu

4. Not sure how to purchase tickets online? We have online tutorials to help patrons navigate our online box office system. 

   • How to purchase tickets and apply a patron credit
   • How to create an account and purchase tickets through the Horowitz Center Online Box Office

I Love Luci: A Devised Play

Directed by Jenny Male & Fatima Quander
Available to stream April 15-18 for free. Reservations required.

In this quirky one-act play, four humans discover that Hell isn't quite what they expected. 

Please consider donating the HCC Student Theatre Productions

PLEASE NOTE: We are offering this production free, however, if you are able, we would gratefully welcome a one-time gift to HCC's Theatre Program to support future HCC student theatre productions and events. If you can give a one-time gift, please choose "HCC Student Theatre Department" under the "Would You Like to Donate" section after adding your tickets to your cart. 

Donate Now

Ticket Information

1. To register, select any date between April 15 through 18. The default time for each day is 12:00 am. However, viewers can watch the event at any time (on demand) during the four days of the production. Registrants will receive a link and password to view the event via email confirmation. Since our email confirmations and reminder emails are auto-generated by the online box office system, please be sure to spell your email address correctly during registration. 
2. The confirmation email receipt will be sent from customerservice@ovationtix.com with the subject, "Horowitz Center Box Office: Order Confirmation".

3. PLEASE NOTE: If you need help with your order, the Horowitz Center Box Office has limited phone hours to answer your questions. However, the Box Office is unable to take orders by phone at this time. The staff can help you step through your online order and answer any questions related to the online purchase process.

   Box Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
   Phone: 443-518-1500 (leave a voicemail with your name and phone outside of business hours)
   Email: boxoffice@howardcc.edu

4. Not sure how to purchase tickets online? We have online tutorials to help patrons navigate our online box office system. 

   • How to purchase tickets and apply a patron credit
   • How to create an account and purchase tickets through the Horowitz Center Online Box Office

HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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We would like to invite you to our upcoming information sessions for the EMT Certification courses. In these sessions, we will be highlighting key components of these courses, what is required to complete them, and financial resources at your disposal to afford them.

Please be sure to attend either session, on Tuesday, April 22nd from 4:30-5:30pm or Thursday, April 26th from 6-7pm!

HCC’s career services office is hosting a virtual STEM career day that will consist of the following opportunities to help you learn more about and prepare for a STEM career.

Ave Maria is a short film about a family of religious Israeli settlers whose car breaks down in a rural area of the West Bank where they must seek the help of five nuns who have taken a vow of silence. The movie was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Live Action Short Film at the 88th Academy Awards, and was the Official Selection/Short Film Competition at the 2015 Cannes International Film Festival. Directed by Basil Khalil. 15 minutes.

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Available to stream free on Kanopy

View Trailer for Ave Maria

HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

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We would like to invite you to our upcoming information sessions for the EMT Certification courses. In these sessions, we will be highlighting key components of these courses, what is required to complete them, and financial resources at your disposal to afford them.

Please be sure to attend either session, on Tuesday, April 22nd from 4:30-5:30pm or Thursday, April 26th from 6-7pm!

The April 26th information session can be accessed at: https://howardcc.zoom.us/j/4291165992?pwd=SC92Nzh5cU5VcEdnREpQeTMxZkV6Zz09

HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

View Exhibit

HCC at 50: A Blast from the Past - Daily Life from the First Two Decades

On behalf of the Howard Community College (HCC) 50^th Anniversary History Committee, we are pleased to present this collection of photos from the college archives. This collection presents photographs and documents depicting daily life on the HCC campus during the first two decades. From its earliest years, HCC has been more than just a place of scholarship, but has served as a locality for events, personal and community growth, and diversity.

We hope that you enjoy this look back at some familiar faces, now-gone locations, fun events, as well as a look into the inner workings of what made our campus tick in the 1970’s and 1980’s. While not all photos have attributions, we must acknowledge the early work of Quent Kardos, who was the college photographer through this time period. His lens did not just capture the events at hand, but also the character of the places and people in these images.

We hope you enjoy this look back and find, as we did, some of what makes Howard Community College a great place to learn, work, and grow. On behalf of the 50^th Anniversary History Committee:

Janelle Broderick, Brian Cumer, Thomas Engelman, Rosemary Williams

View Exhibit

We know that life under COVID-19 has been extremely challenging, especially if you've lost your job, had reduced work hours, or haven't been able to find a new job. Did you know the Governor of the State of Maryland has established a fund to help Maryland residents who have been impacted by COVID-19 enroll in workforce training programs? Funding provides tuition and fee scholarships for programs and students who are eligible. Join us on April 29 to learn about how GEER may be able to help you get back into the workforce today!

This session is open to the public, free of charge, and will last approximately an hour or until all questions are answered. A Zoom meeting link will be emailed to you the morning of the information session with meeting access instructions. If you have any questions or need assistance, please send an email to hccintheknow@howardcc.edu.

Registration period closes Thursday, April 29, 2021

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Available for Viewing April 30 - May 14

Experience an exploration of dance, design and cinematography as we celebrate performances by our talented HCC Dance Program Students, featuring choreography by Dance Faculty: Elizabeth Higgins, Alex J. Krebs, Darion Smith and Guest Artist, Vincent Thomas. This virtual concert integrates innovative movement and design, as experienced through the art of dance for the camera. Dynamic and expressive dance sequences are captured from multiple perspectives engaging the viewer in a surreal world of light and sound.

The creative team includes: Artistic Direction by Elizabeth Higgins and Alex J. Krebs, Film Direction, Design and Editing by Colette Krogol and Matt Reeves of Orange Grove Dance, Light Design by Ben Levine, Photographic Direction by Jonathan Hsu and Costume Design by Kiana Vincenty.

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Join Shoshanna Allaire, Diversity representative, on April 30th at 11:00am to discuss Dr. Alex Ketchum’s podcast: Introduction to Feminist and Social Justice Studies episode 20: Disability and Ableism

Faculty and staff can receive credit for this discussion using index# 5563.

To register and receive assess to the zoom session visit;

https://howardcc.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwpcOiqpjwoHdyYkJFx7LkoQgXPAzzXzn8s​