Chesapeake Announces 2017 Pride of the Peake Honorees
Senior Agent & Extension Educator Jenny Rhodes and Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Ruth Ann Jones, both Chesapeake College alums and advocates, will be honored as the 2017 Pride of the Peake: Honoring Scholarship through Service recipients on Thursday, May 11.
Chesapeake softball coach Durrie Hayes isn’t sure which is more impressive: his returning veteran outfield or the splendid crop of freshmen he brought to the program. Either way, it adds up to another promising season for the Skipjacks, who are ranked No. 16 in the country in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division II preseason poll.
Children’s Home Foundation Awards Workforce Training Scholarship
Aaron Turner of Easton was recently awarded the Workforce Training Scholarship by the Children’s Home Foundation, a ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Easton.
For information about donating to workforce training scholarships, please contact Lucie Hughes at lhughes@chesapeake.edu
Chesapeake College President Barbara Viniar, Aaron Turner, Martha Austin of the Children's Home Foundation and the Right Rev. Sanosh Marray, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Easton.
Chesapeake, DCTC Partner to Train Workforce
Chesapeake College is working with Dorchester County Public School officials to prepare a 21st Century workforce through programs at the Dorchester Career and Technology Center.
Cosmetology is one of the Chesapeake workforce programs offered at the DCTC.
Chesapeake Students Participate in Student Advocacy Day
Chesapeake College students recently joined community college students from across the state at the annual Student Advocacy Day in Annapolis to share their stories and ask for continued legislative support.
