Get tips, timelines, and information for completing the FAFSA and applying for Federal, State, and college financial aid. Click here to RSVP For October 6; click here for October 22. Log-in info will be provided.

Join us for this free lecture featuring historian Syl Woolford of the Delaware Heritage Commission. The Commission is celebrating the ratification of the 19th Amendment. Learn about the contributions of African Americans to the Women's Suffrage Movement and the Revolutionary War. RSVP here.

After registering, you’ll receive an email with information on how to join the webinar.

Join our virtual run to support HCC's student athlete scholarships! Even though our sports calendar looks different this year, our student athletes are still at the top of their game in their studies and need scholarship support now more than ever. Get your long-sleeve race t-shirt and glow sticks at our drive-thru packet pick-up at HCC on October 16 before you run. Raffle prizes will be awarded. Register here!

Did you know Tuesday, October 13 is National Train Your Brain Day? Why not check out our fall schedule of classes and choose a class or program to train yours? Click here to view our online schedule of classes.

What better time than now to immerse yourself in a virtual history lecture with the ability to discuss your thoughts and ask questions of experienced and dedicated instructors with a passion for their subject? Click here to view all of our noncredit history courses. To register, click here.

Is it time for your teen to learn to drive? We can help. Our driver ed “in class” instruction will be offered virtually, but drive time is on the road (with all the safety precautions in place, of course!) See the fall driver ed schedule here. To register, click here.

The Chesapeake Gallery welcomes two artists from the Baltimore-Washington area. Their work deals with issues of racism in our country, as well as current and historical events surrounding the African American experience. Both artists create in a variety of mediums, including performance, drawing, sculpture, digital, fiber, installation, and photography. Images and videos can be viewed on our Facebook page and website.

Our community is a celebration of diversity, and allies are an integral part of it. Harford is proud to again be part of the Upper Chesapeake Bay Pride event – this year, held virtually! We hope you’ll join us and the LGBTQ+ community! Click here for more information.

As the 2020 General Election draws closer, several deadlines are approaching. To ensure that you have all the information needed for the election, WMAR-2 News Baltimore created a list of resources and notes to help make sure you’re prepared.

The Pearson VUE Testing Center at HCC's Edgewood Hall officially reopens on Thursday, October 1. Hours will be Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 a.m,-3 p.m., and first and third Saturdays each month, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. To make an appointment to take an exam, visit the Pearson VUE website. Approximately 100 different exams are administered by the Pearson VUE Testing Center, including GED, CompTIA exams, NREMT, and Cisco. Learn more here.

Sports at HCC are up and running in a modified format and schedule. Stay up to date with all things Harford Athletics during the 2020-21 season! Visit our website for all the details!

Twitter: @FightingOwlsHCC

Facebook: facebook.com/HarfordAthletics

Digital literacy is a vital skill needed now like never before. Kudos to Adult Literacy staff (l-r) Rhonda Davis, Vidya Kausik, Amanda Walstrum, and Jessie Thompson for their contributions to the state's Digital Literacy Framework and Implementation Guide for Adult Learners, which are now published on the Adult Education and Literacy Services section of the Maryland Department of Labor’s website for use across the state in the delivery of adult literacy services. Learn more here.

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