Golf With HCC for a Good Cause!
Monday, July 22
Maryland Golf & Country Clubs
Presented by Kollman & Saucier, P.A
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Enjoy a fantastic day of golf and luxury, including a buffet lunch, snacks and drinks on the course, player giveaways, and a surf & turf dinner with open bar. Plus, enter our raffle to win a $750 cash prize!
No time to golf? Tickets are available for the 19
th
Hole Dinner Reception. Evening includes dinner with open bar, giveaways, and the presentation of the 2019 Ace Award. For mor
e
information or to register, click
here.
Event proceeds benefit the HCC Foundation, student programs and scholarships, and Grants for Innovation.
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Camp Curiosity
We still have openings
- NEW class added for the week of July 22!
Plate It
Learn different cooking techniques and the art of plate presentation while preparing globally inspired cuisine! Full day.
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Calling All Canines!
Students of HCC's new Dog Grooming program are seeking dogs for full grooming services as they train to be groomers – bathing, brushing, nail clips, ear cleaning and cuts.
Especially looking for Westies, schnauzers, poodles, Welsh terriers, Yorkies, Maltese, etc. for cuts!
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National Book Festival
Washington, DC
Saturday, August 31
Amazing authors, illustrators and poets will present programs and panel discussions on children's literature, fiction, history, biography, poetry, graphic novels and more at the 19th annual Library of Congress National Book Festival.
Learn more here.
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Smithsonians on the National Mall
Washington, DC
Saturday, August 31
Choose from 15 Smithsonian museums along the National Mall in Washington, DC that intrigue you the most and spend the day at one, or split your time among a few!
Learn more here
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Savannah, Charleston,
and Myrtle Beach
October 13-18, 2019
Travel by motor coach to these three jewels of the South. Highlights include a trolley tour in Savannah, a tour of Davenport House Museum, a horse-drawn carriage tour in Charleston, and tours of Magnolia and Boone Hall Plantations, the Carolina Opry Theater in Myrtle Beach, and much more! For more information, call
443-412-2175
or email
lsturgill@harford.edu
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CHAUTAUQUA 2019 LIVING HISTORY PERFORMANCE
Monday, July 15, 7 p.m.
Chesapeake Theater
This family-friendly event, which is free and open to the public, will feature a portrayal of Jacques Cousteau by Doug Mishler, an independent scholar and veteran Chautauquan. History comes alive as audience members meet historical figures and engage in a thoughtful dialogue with each character. A partnership of HCC, the Harford and Cecil County Public Libraries, Cecil College, and Maryland Humanities brings this annual living history series to the Upper Chesapeake region. View the
full schedule here
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Image credit: Tom Chalkley
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Harford Dance Theatre presents
KINETIC CANVAS:
JACKSON POLLOCK
Friday, August 2, 8 p.m.
Saturday, August 3, 6 p.m.
Chesapeake Theater
The Kinetic Canvas series returns with an original dance theater production inspired by Jackson Pollock. This innovative performance takes the audience on a journey through a world influenced by one of the most radical abstract styles in the history of modern art.
Join us in the Chesapeake Dining Rooms an hour before the performance for an informative discussion presented by Jeff Ball, Associate Professor of Art History in the Arts and Humanities Division.
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Earn a Cyber Degree
in 17 Months!
Same skills, less time, faster entry into the world of cyber! Harford's new accelerated AAS in Information Assurance and Cybersecurity puts your career on the fast track. And in a field that's changing as rapidly as this one, it's an opportunity you won't want to miss. Info:
Click here
or
email
dgrissom@harford.edu
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Harford to Offer Credit and Noncredit Classes at the Edgewood Public Library
In an effort to make college access easier for those in the eastern part of the county, Harford will offer a select number of credit classes in Business, Psychology, Cyber and English at our Edgewood Library location beginning this fall. In addition, look for Intro to Construction, Job and Career Navigation, and pre-apprenticeship workshops to complement our current offerings of noncredit computer, ESL, and adult literacy courses. Call
443-412-2109
for more info.
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New for Fall!
Noncredit Courses Designed for Today’s Workforce
Cloud Computing: The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Academy Cloud Foundations
Get a detailed overview of cloud concepts, AWS core services, security, architecture, pricing, and support, and prepare for the AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner exam. For info, email
pkarwowski@harford.edu
Intro to Big Data
Understand the concept of Big Data and how organizations use it to provide the services needed for daily routines, as well as how the Internet of Things associates with Big Data.
Class details
Intro to Data Analytics
Gather and do preliminary analytics on data sampled from a larger data set, review statistical elements to analyze data and the "rules" that determine if it's valid, and analyze real-world data from among the largest data repositories in the U.S.
Class details
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Making College
More Affordable
If you’re thinking about registering for fall but are concerned about the cost, Harford Community College partners with NelnetBusiness Solutions to let you pay your tuition in installments. Plan enrollment for fall 2019 is open until October 25, so you still have plenty of time to register for classes and set up your payment schedule.
Need help? See our video tutorial
here
or call Nelnet at
1-800-609-8056
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Harford Leadership Academy recently graduated its 29th class
of community and business leaders. Apply for the next class starting July 1!
HLA, a community leadership development program co-sponsored by Harford Community College and the Harford County Chamber of Commerce, promotes the development of existing and emerging leaders and creates a committed, involved, and diverse network of leaders in Harford County.
Info here
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Harford's Fighting Owls Excel On and Off the Field
Harford Athletics wrapped up another successful year with its first NJCAA National Championship in the program’s modern era. The Fighting Owls 13 Division I teams also captured six regular season conference championships, seven Region 20 titles, and a District C crown. 14 student-athletes were named All-Americans by either the NJCAA or ITA. Harford carried its success on the field into the classroom as well, with 90 student-athletes earning a spot on the Athletic Director's Honor Roll and 13 boasting a 4.0 GPA in the fall.
More info
Follow Harford Athletics on social media:
Facebook (Harford Athletics),
Twitter (@FightingOwlsHCC) and Instagram (@fightingowlshcc).
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Help Wanted!
Harford Community College has a variety of job opportunities currently available.
Check them out here
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