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  • HCC student Edison Ly accepted to West Point

    Hagerstown Community College student Edison Ly has been accepted to The United States Military Academy at West Point. Ly, 18, of Williamsport, has been enrolled in HCC’s STEMM Technical Middle College for the past two years. He will receive three associate degrees from HCC in May, in engineering, mathematics, and physics, just prior to his graduation from Williamsport High School. 

  • Cindy Dove named HCC Faculty of the Year

    Hagerstown Community College recently recognized Cindy Dove, associate professor and program coordinator of biotechnology, as the faculty of the year for 2016. Dove began teaching at HCC in 2000 as an adjunct faculty member, as well as the Science Learning Center coordinator. She became a full-time faculty member at HCC in 2005. 

  • HCC to hold Day of Theater on May 6

    The Robinwood Players Theater Club at Hagerstown Community College will hold a Day of Theater on Saturday, May 6, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., in the Kepler Center on campus. HCC students and high school juniors and seniors can participate for free. 

  • HCC recognizes outstanding adjunct faculty

    Hagerstown Community College recently recognized four of its outstanding adjunct faculty members for 2016. Sondra Dorsey, who has been an adjunct instructor for the nursing division since 1998, has been recognized as the 2016 Outstanding Adjunct Faculty member of the year.

  • HCC sociology class held fundraiser

    Students in Professor Daniel Madron’s civic engagement class at Hagerstown Community College recently held a fundraising event to benefit CASA, Inc., as part of a class project. A total of $2,444 was raised from registration fees and personal donations. 

  • HCC’s Business Club attends etiquette dinner

    Students from the Business Club at Hagerstown Community College recently attended an etiquette dinner hosted by Diane Cookson, of Manners for Life, Etiquette for Success, at the Fountain Head County Club. 

  • HCC to offer accelerated EMT course this summer

    Hagerstown Community College is offering an accelerated Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course this summer. The course will allow each student to become a National Registry-Certified EMT in 15 weeks. Classes begin on May 9 and are held on Tuesdays and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

  • HCC’s Day signs with University of Maryland Eastern Shore

    Kendra Day, a South Hagerstown High School graduate and student at Hagerstown Community College, recently signed a letter of intent to continue her collegiate volleyball career at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, while pursuing a major in fashion merchandising. 

  • HCC now accepting Promise Program applications

    Applications are now being accepted for the new Promise Pathway Program at Hagerstown Community College, for admission in the fall of 2017. Similar to other promise programs across the country, this initiative is designed to address the financial barriers for high school students who have the academic readiness and commitment to succeed in college, but lack all the necessary financial resources to do so, even if they qualify for federal financial aid. 

  • HCC Student Gets Cooke Foundation Transfer Scholarship

    Khanh Huynh, a student at Hagerstown Community College, has been awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, worth up to $40,000 a year, to complete a bachelor’s degree at a four-year college or university. 

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