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’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.
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.
Atlantic Cape Community College is pleased to announce the hiring of Craig Muckle as head coach and Joseph Schipsi as assistant coach of the Buccaneer baseball program.
Atlantic Cape Community College hosted four local high school girls’ volleyball teams at the inaugural Girls Volleyball Summer Showcase August 13 in the Jonathan Pitney Hall Gymnasium on the Mays Landing campus.
Under clear skies, abundant sunshine and summer breezes, more than 150 visitors gathered outdoors at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Mays Landing campus with members of the faculty and staff for a “Party in the Quad” on August 22.
Atlantic Cape Community College has added an exciting new Associate in Science (A.S.) Physics degree program at its Mays Landing campus that will start this fall when classes reconvene on Tuesday, September 5.
Registration, advertising and sponsorship opportunities are now available for the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation’s Annual Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament scheduled for Friday, October 13 at Cape May National Golf Club.
Don’t let the hot and humid summer temperatures fool you. Atlantic Cape Community College’s Fall 2023 semester is right around the corner and registration is now open for in-person, online, hybrid and remote classes that begin September 5 in Mays Landing and Atlantic City, and September 25 in Cape May.
Atlantic Cape Community College continues to prioritize expanding academic programs at its Cape May County campus. Last year saw the addition of a two-semester, 13-week Culinary Arts Certificate Program and Registered Nursing Program evening classes and skill labs for local students seeking convenient access to higher education opportunities in those fields of study.
Atlantic Cape Community College is proud to announce a partnership with Uwill, the leading mental health and wellness solution that offers free immediate access to teletherapy, a direct crisis connection, and wellness program through an easy to use online platform and crisis hotline.
Atlantic Cape Community College was one of four New Jersey community colleges to receive an award of $40,000 to help train faculty members and fund a tuition-free, non-credit certificate programs in community journalism from The New Jersey Council for the Humanities and Journalism + Design (NJCH/J+D), it was announced on June 28.
Atlantic Cape Community College and the Center for Accessibility (CFA) is proud to recognize the month of July as Americans with Disabilities Awareness Month.
Twenty-four students and two Chef Educators from Atlantic Cape Community College’s Academy of Culinary Arts Program attended this year’s Marco Polo Study Abroad Program in Italy from May 22 through June 7 for a once-in-a-lifetime, 17-day educational and cultural excursion.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 27 at the Mays Landing campus. The following motions were approved:
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Nursing Program has been training and graduating competent, ethical and caring nurses since the college’s inception in 1967. Today, Atlantic Cape is offering a Practical Nursing (PN) Certificate Program that will provide students with the necessary skills and knowledge to help them start a successful career in nursing.
In front of many admiring family, friends, and former and current co-workers, Atlantic Cape Community College’s Dr. Natalie Devonish, Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, was inducted into the Atlantic County Women’s Hall of Fame during a formal ceremony at the Linwood Country Club on June 22.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Buccaneer basketball program will be hosting a four-day basketball skills clinic for boys and girls that are currently entering 3rd through 10th grades this fall at the Mays Landing campus’ Jonathan Pitney Hall Gymnasium Monday, July 17 through Thursday, July 20.
The Cape May County Women’s Commission, in collaboration with the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation, is announcing a last call for nominations for the 2023 Women of Wonder (WOW) Award, which will be announced on Thursday, November 2 at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City, NJ.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Art Gallery debuted its “Narrative Interrupted” art exhibit, which features the artworks of Lauren Hallquist Anderson and Christine Petty Taber, on June 12 in the Daniel Leeds Hall (D Building) William Spangler Library second floor on the Mays Landing campus.
In preparation for a late 2023 grand opening, Atlantic Cape Community College’s new 1,700-square-foot Wind Training Center, located at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City campus, is searching for individuals for full-time Wind & Renewable Energy Instructor and part-time Wind & Renewable Energy Skills Instructors.
It was a momentous occasion to celebrate as 19 students, in a collaboration with Atlantic Cape Community College, graduated from the Atlantic and Cape May County Probation Division, and Apex Solutions Group’s 10-week, train-to-hire Certified Associate Project Management Cohort on May 25 during a ceremony at Stockton University’s Atlantic City campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College welcomed more than 150 elementary, middle and high school students from across the state to its Mays Landing campus on June 6 as it hosted Junior Achievement of New Jersey’s Inspire Day career fair and campus tour.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Annual Cyber Day brought nearly 100 students from Atlantic City High School to the college’s Mays Landing campus on June 1 for a day filled with hands-on technology and cybersecurity activities, practical demonstrations, and interaction with industry professionals and experienced facilitators.
This summer, Atlantic Cape Community College can help keep your academic momentum moving forward as you work towards accomplishing your goal of completing your associate’s degree or earning credits to transfer to your four-year college or university by registering for one, or both, of our two upcoming summer class sessions starting in July.
From as early as seven years of age, while sitting in her home drafting two-sentence stories with accompanying pencil-drawn doodles at the bottom of the pages, Chloe Marie Cramutola enjoyed writing and knew deep down that the art of the written word was meant for her.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s Aviation Day on May 24 at the Mays Landing campus introduced students, from several local high schools, to this exciting industry as a new generation of high tech-minded youth endeavor to find their own professional niche.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting on Tuesday, May 23 at the Cape May campus. The following motions were approved by the Board of Trustees:
Atlantic Cape Community College recognized Student Affairs Assistant Athena Kramvis as its 2023 Part-time Employee of the Year during a breakfast award ceremony on May 24 at the Mays Landing campus.
More than 50 students from Wildwood Middle School’s sixth grade class had the opportunity to meet with and speak to career professionals in fields of interest to them during Atlantic Cape Community College’s 2nd Annual Career Exploration Fair at the Cape May campus on May 23.
Believe in the power to dream, be bold and be imaginative. These words of inspiration reverberated far and wide, and resonated in the minds and hearts of the nearly 350 graduates attending Atlantic Cape Community College’s 56th Annual Commencement Ceremony on May 18 in the Quad at the Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College English Professor Stephanie Natale-Boianelli was presented with the Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award in recognition of her excellence and dedication to teaching over the past 18 years during the 56th Annual Commencement Ceremony on May 18 on the Mays Landing campus.
In keeping with a tradition that started nine centuries ago as a way to recognize those who vowed to care for the sick and wounded, and more recently, to acknowledge the completion of their arduous educational journey, Atlantic Cape Community College’s Nursing Program held its Annual Nurses Pinning Ceremony on May 17 in the Quad on the Mays Landing campus.
Years of hard work, perseverance and passion for the culinary arts culminated with a milestone in the lives of Atlantic Cape Community College’s Academy of Culinary Arts’ (ACA) graduates as they were recognized during the ACA’s 41st Annual Awards Ceremony on May 17 in the Quad on the Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape Community College’s dedicated Buccaneer student athletes rose to the occasion in their respective sports and in their classwork this school year, and in recognition of these outstanding efforts, Atlantic Cape honored their excellence in sports and academics before proud parents, family, friends, and college staff and faculty at the 2nd Annual Athletics Banquet in Jonathan Pitney Hall Gymnasium on May 16 at the Mays Landing campus.
The 56th Annual Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation Scholarship Recognition Ceremony recognized the generosity of the college’s sponsors and donors along with the tremendous academic achievements of Atlantic Cape’s students by awarding 286 individual scholarships worth $322,046 on May 15 in the Jonathan Pitney Hall Gymnasium on the Mays Landing campus.