Administration & Student Affairs Building 11439 Academic Boulevard The Administration and Student Affairs Building (ASA) provides resources to assist students as they start the admission process, apply for financial aid, pay tuition, and request transcripts. It houses the Admissions Office, Financial Aid, Finance, Student Records, the Office of the President; Internship and Job Services; Human Resources; and Public Relations and Marketing.
Advanced Technology Center 20142 Scholar Drive The Advanced Technology Center (ATC) will be under renovation from the fall of 2025 through the spring of 2027. Departments normally housed there have moved and include the offices of the Vice President of Administration and Finance, the Procurement Office, and the Director, Business & Technology Division, all temporary located in the CBES. The College Advancement Office is temporarily located in the BSH Building.
Alumni Association Amphitheater 11670 ARCC Lane The Alumni Association Amphitheater (AMPA) includes a state-of-the art theater, dressing rooms, orchestra pit, performer restrooms, paved parking area, 672 permanent seats with additional lawn seating, lighting, concession stand, ticket booth, sky boxes, public restrooms, and handicapped accessibility. The amphitheater was a gift to the College from the alumni and friends.
Athletic, Recreation and Community Center 20175 Scholar Drive The Athletic, Recreation and Community Center (ARCC) was completed in 1988. The facility has a seating capacity of 5,230. In addition to sporting events, the ARCC accommodates large cultural, community, and social events. The building also houses the HCC Fitness Center and the Washington County Recreation Commission. Outdoor athletic facilities consist of tennis courts, a baseball field, a softball field, soccer fields, an eight-lane all-weather track, a soccer field, and a cross-country running/jogging course.
Behavioral Sciences & Humanities Building 20120 Student Circle The Behavioral Sciences and Humanities (BSH), formerly known as the Classroom Building, was renovated in 2012. The building now features improved classroom and instructional spaces, and updated faculty offices and meeting rooms. The BSH Building is also home to HCC's Fletcher Faculty Development Center. The goal of the center is to provide resources that will strengthen the teaching skills of both full- and part-time faculty through professional development activities.
D.M. Bowman Family Workforce Training Center 562 Northern Avenue The D.M. Bowman Family Workforce Training Center (BTC) is located at 562 Northern Avenue in Hagerstown. It is home to HCC’s non-credit classes including commercial truck driver training, diesel tech, forklift instruction, and a variety of other workforce and personal enrichment courses. The new facility also houses the Barr Construction Institute, operated in partnership with HCC.
Career Programs Building 20106 Shea Drive The Career Programs Building (CPB) is home to The Merle S. Elliott Continuing Education and Conference Center, with five conference rooms, a tiered lecture hall that seats 66 students, science labs, a comfortable atrium, and an outdoor fountain. It is also home to state-of-the-art facilities for nursing; radiography; dental; and other health sciences programs; as well as Workforce Solutions and Continuing Education; HCC's Digital Printing, Design, and Business Services; Information Technology (IT) Department; the campus mail room; and the culinary incubator.
Center for Business and Entrepreneurial Studies 20140 Scholar Drive The Center for Business and Entrepreneurial Studies (CBES) opened in the fall of 2021 and is home to the David W. Fletcher Incubator + Labs. It provides a collaborative environment for entrepreneurs, startups, and small businesses to develop, test, and scale their ideas. Offering affordable workspace, expert mentorship, and access to essential business resources, the incubator supports innovation across various industries. Entrepreneurs benefit from hands-on coaching, networking opportunities, and specialized training in areas such as business development, marketing, and funding strategies. Designed to foster growth in diverse sectors, the incubator includes fully equipped facilities such as commercial kitchens, state-of-the-art wet labs, and technology-driven workspaces. These resources allow businesses to develop prototypes, refine product formulations, and bring new concepts to market in a professional, licensed setting.
Energy and Trades Training Center 18052 Yale Drive The Energy and Trades Training Center (ETTC) offers more than 3,000 square feet of lab and lecture space, and features energy-efficient windows and a geo-thermal HVAC system. Credit and continuing education classes are provided here for alternative energy, advanced manufacturing, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, HVAC/R, and industrial technology.
Kepler Performing & Visual Arts Education Center 11512 Kepler Drive The Kepler Performing and Visual Arts Education Center (KEP) features a dance studio/black box theater, campus gallery, classrooms, practice rooms, art rooms, and faculty offices. The 491-seat Kepler Theater includes dressing rooms, a costume shop, and extensive wardrobe storage.
Learning Resource Center 11432 Academic Boulevard The Learning Resource Center (LRC) houses the William M. Brish Library, the Academic Testing Center, Program of Adult Literacy Services, classrooms, computer laboratories, and faculty offices. The Academic Testing Center, housed on the third floor of the Learning Resource Center, offers placement testing, course testing requested by HCC instructors, online GED testing, testing for other colleges, and professional testing through outside vendors such as Pearson VUE and Prometric. The Academic Testing Center is certified by the National College Testing Association (NCTA).
Learning Support Center 20108 Student Circle The Learning Support Center (LSC) is the home of the Tutoring Hub and Writing Center, which provide free academic support to current HCC students by offering individual walk-in tutoring (no appointment needed), workshops, online tutoring, and writing feedback. The LSC building features study space, study materials, and a computer lab. The LSC professional staff has content area specialties such as English, writing, science, nursing, math, business, accounting, economics, and computer technology. The LSC peer tutors support an array of additional subjects. Regular hours include evenings and Saturdays. For a current schedule (and other resources), visit the Learning Support Center webpage or call 240-500-2560.
STEM Building 20114 Student Circle The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) is a five-story, 65,000 square-foot structure and home to all the math and science programs, including the alternative energy technology, cybersecurity, and engineering. The building features green roof components, as well as solar, wind, and geothermal energy components.
Student Center 20101 Student Circle The AC&T Student Center (STC) is the focal point of student life on campus, providing space for students to dine between classes, meet with their peers, and engage in student activities. It is home to Registration & Student Support, the Dean of Student Affairs Office, Student Support Services, Student Activities Office, Student Government Association Office, Veterans Connection Center, Hilltop Grill, Hawk Café, Esports Center, a gaming room, the campus store, expanded dining and seating, and a large outside deck.

Waltersdorf Quad

The Waltersdorf Quad is an outdoor gathering area located in the center of HCC's main instructional buildings and adjacent to the STEM Building plaza. It includes stone wall seating areas, outdoor classroom space, walkways, flowering trees and plants, outdoor lighting, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a solar charging station.

William M. Brish Library

The William M. Brish Library is located on the second floor of the Learning Resource Center and is accessible online by visiting the William M. Brish Library webpage. Expert librarians are available 24/7 through the website, and in person during open hours, to assist visitors in discovering a wealth of scholarly articles, e-books, and other content. Study space, computers, and printing/copying are available.

Campus Gardens

HCC is home to 40 campus gardens, many of which date to 1966 when Dr. Mable R. Walter, biology professor and science division director, and a beautification committee began work to preserve the natural beauty of the land. Throughout the years, College employees, donors, and volunteers have contributed to the development of the gardens, which include a rock garden, rose garden, marsh garden, and several memorial gardens.

For more information about the campus gardens, contact the Office of College Advancement at 240-500-2346, or email lsstewart@hagerstowncc.edu.

Rental of College Facilities

The primary use of College facilities is for the educational purposes of HCC students and faculty; however, there are occasions when areas may be rented for public use. The College sets competitive rental rates and reserves the right to determine the appropriateness of rental requests. For more information, visit the Public Facility Rentals page.