The Board of Trustees of Harford Community College will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 11, beginning at 6 PM
Preschool Camps are offered this summer at Harford’s Early Learning Center for children ages 3-5 who can use the bathroom independently. Camps meet in the Early Learning Center on Harford’s campus near Entrance #4. The three-day camps run from June 11 to July 25.
“Your Next Destination,” featuring the work of art and design faculty from area transfer colleges and universities, illustrates the tangible connections between art programs in the region. It’s on display through September 30 in the Chesapeake Gallery in the Student Center.
Casey Snyder is the new executive director of the College’s Foundation effective July 6. He takes over from Denise Dregier, who retires in July. Snyder served as director for development since 2022 and will continue to help make a Harford education accessible and affordable.
Get ready to experience Pink Floyd the way true fans want it! Floyd Nation, a U.S.-based Pink Floyd tribute band, will perform all your favorite hits from the vast collection of the iconic group’s albums on June 7 at 8 PM at the APGFCU Arena at HCC in Bel Air.
Anthony Comes ’07 received the Distinguished Alumni Award at Harford’s 2024 Commencement ceremonies, recognizing his outstanding professional success, commitment to the community, and interest in and service to the College on our Foundation’s Board of Directors.
Hosted by the College’s Nursing and Allied Health Professions division, Harford’s Spring 2024 Nursing Class Pinning Ceremony for 69 proud and happy associate degree nursing graduates was held on Tuesday, May 21 at the Amoss Center in Bel Air.
The College held its 66th Annual Commencement on May 23. Many of Harford's graduates attended and celebrated their achievements with their loved ones and friends during one of the two traditional ceremonies held in the APG Federal Credit Union Arena on campus.
The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program’s 43rd annual graduation took place May 20. After four years of classroom instruction combined with on-the-job training, the 64 grads earned certificates recognizing them as qualified journeyperson electricians.
Six graduates of Harford’s Medical Assisting Program were celebrated at a ceremony held in Darlington Hall on May 17. They completed 160 hours of training in physicians’ offices across Harford County after finishing their certification or degree coursework.
