There is still time to register for Atlantic Cape Community College’s upcoming Winter and Spring semesters for new and returning students at our Mays Landing, Atlantic City and Cape May campuses with affordable class options to fit any schedule.
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Atlantic Cape Community College’s Campus Closet held a grand re-opening ceremony for its new, expanded and open boutique-style location in room G-223 on the second floor of the Student Center on the Mays Landing campus, November 20.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Academy of Culinary Arts (ACA), in partnership with the Atlantic City Bailliage of Chaine des Rotisseurs, hosted the 24th Annual Beaujolais Nouveau Food & Wine Scholarship Reception on November 16 at Careme’s, the student-run gourmet restaurant on the Mays Landing campus, in M Building. The event awarded four scholarships to culinary and hospitality students, and recognized ACA alum and Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Chef Deb Pellegrino.
To bring awareness to the food insecurity crisis facing millions of people day-in and day-out, Atlantic Cape Community College’s Student Government Association, Student Engagement and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Cross-Functional Committee hosted its Annual Oxfam Hunger Banquet in the Student Center lobby on the Mays Landing campus on November 16.
Atlantic Cape Community College archers placed in multiple skills categories as more than 135 archers, including 27 from five regional colleges, competed in 26 age/division groups during the Annual Eastern Seaboard Archery Championships (Star FITA) on Saturday, November 11 and Sunday, November 12 at the Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Alumni Association is now accepting nominations for the 2024 President’s Distinguished Alumni Award and Young Alumni Achievement Award (40 years of age and younger).
It will be a season of change for the 2023-24 Atlantic Cape Community College Buccaneers Men’s Basketball team with only one student athlete returning this fall from last season’s roster. The team will look to build upon two consecutive years of positive growth, on and off of the court, that has yielded back-to-back playoff berths, top 15 national rankings, upset victories, and multiple Division I and II scholarship opportunities.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Alpha Delta Mu chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) International Honor Society officially swore in its 2023-24 inductee class during its 45th Annual Induction Ceremony on Tuesday, November 14 in Walter E. Edge Hall Theater on the Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College has been named a Language Learning School by the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), allowing the college to offer English as a Second Language (ESL) certificate and pathway programs for degree-seeking international F1 visa holding students.
Atlantic Cape Community College held a Veterans Day observance ceremony in the Student Center lobby (G Building) on the Mays Landing campus on November 9 to recognize and honor the service and sacrifice our military veterans have selflessly given with their sweat, blood, tears and, for many, their lives over America’s 247-year history to ensure that we live free each day in peace, safety and security.
Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation and Cape May County Women’s Commission honored Tracey Boyle-DuFault, Sandra Lockhart, Terri Mascione and Jennifer Shirk at the 2023 Women of Wonder Luncheon on November 2 at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City.
Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba was named the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations (NCMPR) 2023 District One Pacesetter of the Year award recipient for demonstrating special leadership and support of college communications and marketing at the annual district conference Awards Dinner on November 3 at the Boston Park Plaza in Boston, MA.
Registration for Atlantic Cape Community College’s upcoming Winter and Spring 2024 semesters opens on Monday, November 6 for students taking classes in-person and online at the Mays Landing, Atlantic City and Cape May campuses.
Under befitting clear blue skies and a warm autumn sun, a group of close former coworkers, colleagues and guests gathered at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Mays Landing Campus Quad on October 30 to dedicate a memorial bench in honor of the beloved late Professor Emerita Dr. Louise Kaplan.
Students from six local area high schools spent a day learning about the latest technological media and communication innovations, trends and educational opportunities available to them in college at the Atlantic Cape Community College Early College Program’s Annual Media Day at the Mays Landing campus on October 27.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Casino Career Institute (CCI) celebrated its 45th Anniversary at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City campus on October 26 at an event that brought together college staff, faculty and CCI students and instructors, past and present.
Life has a way of coming full circle when we are least expecting it. For Atlantic Cape Community College Men’s Soccer Head Coach Luis Giovanni Paz, he is a living embodiment of this cyclical dynamic.
Nearly 40 students, and their teachers, from Cape May County Technical High School and Lower Cape May High School attended the Atlantic Cape Community College Early College Program’s inaugural Environmental Science Day at the Cape May Point Science Center in Cape May Point on October 20.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Cape May County campus was recognized as the 2023 Cape May County Betterment Award recipient at the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce’s 79th Annual Meeting and Installation Dinner at the Wildwoods Convention Center on October 18.
The 41st Annual Atlantic Cape Community College Restaurant Gala, highly regarded as the premier food and beverage fundraising event in the Atlantic City area, will return to the Harrah’s Waterfront Conference Center on Thursday, March 21, 2024, 6-9:30 p.m.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Academy of Culinary Arts program awarded two scholarships to freshmen Baking & Pastry major Isabella Burke and Culinary Arts major Saudly Delphin during the Vincent DeFinis Restaurant Gala Scholarship cooking competition on October 13 at the Mays Landing campus.
For the third consecutive year the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation’s Annual Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament raised a record amount to benefit students and scholarships on October 13 at Cape May National Golf Club.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Department of Student Engagement hosted a World Mental Health Day resource fair in the Student Center lobby on the Mays Landing campus on October 10 as students were invited to browse the tables filled with motivational, self-help and well-being literature.
Atlantic Cape Community College Academy of Culinary Arts freshmen baking and pastry students Isabella Burke and Grace Carpenter knew they were in for a challenge. Up against five teams-of-three at the inaugural MRE (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) Culinary Challenge on October 6 at the Mays Landing campus, Burke and Carpenter proved that sometimes four hands can be better than six.
Atlantic Cape Community College welcomed students back to its Cape May County campus for the Fall semester during the Welcome Back Fall Bash on October 4.
Best-selling author Weina Dai Randel spoke of her upbringing, her writing style and purpose while also discussing her two latest novels at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Speaker Series event on October 3 at the Mays Landing campus in the Student Center/G Building lobby before dozens of attendees and admirers. The Speaker Series is proudly sponsored by the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation.
Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba and Stockton University President Dr. Joe Bertolino officially signed off on a 3+1 pathway partnership agreement between the two institutions of higher learning on Monday, October 2 in the STEM building lobby on Atlantic Cape’s Mays Landing campus.
Time is running out to participate in the 2023 Atlantic Cape Community College Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament on Friday, October 13 at Cape May National Golf Club. Registration begins at 10 a.m., followed by a scramble format, with a shotgun-start at 11:30 a.m.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation and the Atlantic Cape Athletics Department will be hosting its inaugural Buccaneers at the Boathouse Fundraising Dinner to support the Atlantic Cape Crew program on Wednesday, October 25 at Lakeside Manor at Lake Lenape in Mays Landing.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation and the Cape May County Women's Commission are excited to announce the 2023 Women of Wonder award recipients, who will be recognized at this year’s annual event on Thursday, November 2, 11:30 a.m. at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City.
Atlantic Cape Community College, along with its sponsors the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation and Cape May County Chamber of Commerce, hosted Stedman Graham, best-selling author, business advisor, and chairman & CEO of S. Graham Associates, at its Speaker Series event on September 26 at Atlantic Cape’s Cape May County campus.
Three local artists have collaborated with Atlantic City youth from the Leaders in Training Workforce Development Program to recognize the artistic memory and works of an early-20th-century Atlantic City native painter by creating three distinctive murals at Atlantic Cape’s Charles D. Worthington campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Student Government Association (SGA) hosted a two-day Welcome Back Celebration for students on September 19-20 on the Quad at the Mays Landing and cafeteria at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City campus.
It began as a line item on a wish list. In 2017, Atlantic Cape Community College’s then newly-minted President Dr. Barbara Gaba bookmarked a One-Stop Welcome Center for students as an important addition that she would like to see realized at the college’s Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College welcomed incoming freshmen students to its Cape May County campus on September 13 for New Student Orientation Day, which featured presentations by college faculty, staff and alumni, a campus tour, and the opportunity to speak with various college departments, student clubs and more.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Art Gallery is hosting a new exhibition titled “Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead): A Time of Love and Remembrance” now through Thursday, November 2 in the William Spangler Library (Building D1) on the second floor of the Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month starting September 14 with numerous campus wide events while also recognizing the distinct history and culture that Hispanic Americans have contributed to this country’s diversity.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Libraries recently received a grant from LibraryLinkNJ, a New Jersey library cooperative funded by the New Jersey State Library, to expand its Textbooks on Reserve collection for the 2023-24 academic school year.
The sound of footsteps emanating from up and down hallways, the voice of professors engaged in classroom conversation with students and book bags slung from broad shoulders traversing the campus Quad between classes can mean only one thing: school is back in session!
You can show your Atlantic Cape Community College Buccaneers athletics spirit by cheering on the home team as our Men’s Soccer and Women’s Volleyball teams play their first home games of the season this week.
Fresh off of last school year’s successful debut, the Campus Closet, located in Walter E. Edge Hall - C Building, returns for the 2023-24 school year on Wednesday, September 6 with lightly-used business attire for students looking to dress to impress at their next job interview or meeting.
The allure of the sandy beaches in her native Cape May County was always on her mind. So, when the opportunity arose to work closer to home after nine years of long commutes, campus apartment living and time away from her husband, Melissa Brault did not hesitate.