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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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Student Life invites all students to attend the virtual Spring Resource Fair on Wednesday, February 3 from 12-2 pm. Drop in when you can! At the fair, students will be able to visit with faculty and staff from offices at HCC to learn about the various support services and involvement opportunities for you. Come learn how you can earn a $100 Amazon e-gift card during the fair. Visit tinyurl.com/HCCVirtualEvents to learn more.

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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The annual Howard County Community Dance Festival a gathers the dancers of Howard County and the surrounding areas together in a celebration including classes and performances in the hope that dance will continue to be a valued and lasting component of the arts in Howard County. We endeavor to feature dancers, teachers, and choreographers from the Baltimore/DC metro area as a means of exposure and support in our small but vibrant community. The 2021 Virtual Festival features Master Classes, a Guest Artist Concert open to the public, and a Virtual Student Concert. Participation in the Festival Master Classes is open to dancers starting at age 11. Tickets to view the Saturday evening Guest Artist Concert are included with student registration. 

Student Participation:

On Saturday, February 6, the festival begins on Zoom at 12:00 p.m. with opening remarks from festival director Darion Smith and promptly segues to the first movement session, Warm-up, from 12:05 p.m. - 12:25 p.m. The first session of master classes runs from 12:30 p.m. - 1:30p.m., followed by a ten-minute break. The second session of master classes runs from 1:40 p.m. - 2:40 p.m.. The master classes conclude with a Cool down/stretch from 2:45 p.m. - 3:05p.m. 

Student Registration: $25.00