Nine graduates of the P-TECH (Pathways in Technology Early College High School) Program earned associate degrees from Harford in either Computer and Information Systems or Information Assurance and Cybersecurity along with their diplomas from Joppatowne High School.
Visit the College’s Chesapeake Gallery to view “Entry Way,” a solo exhibition of paintings on display through July 28 by Brooklyn-based artist Ella Wearing. Her paintings focus on the patterns she observed in her neighborhood, particularly the mosaic tiles found in entryways.
Learn how to assist others who may be experiencing a mental health or substance abuse challenge in a one-day online course through Harford. An early-intervention education program, Adult Mental Health First Aid Training, will be offered on Saturday, June 21 and July 19.
Harford’s Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning named Joshua Weeks Adjunct Instructor of the Year, recognizing his outstanding achievements and the high quality of his teaching and mentorship of students. Weeks has nearly 15 years of dedicated service in the STEM division.
The STEM eMentoring Program, established during the 2018-2019 Academic Year, is an Educational Partnership Agreement between C5ISR Center at the Aberdeen Proving Ground and Harford Community College.
Harford Dance Theatre is holding auditions for Harriet’s Happiest Halloween on Saturday, June 14 from 10 AM to 1 PM in the Susquehanna Center Dance Studio, Room 212, located on the Harford Community College campus. Registration begins at 9:30 AM. Any callbacks will take place from 1 to 1:30 PM.
The Harford County Electrical Contractors Association honored 83 graduates of their apprenticeship program for their hard work and commitment on May 16. Graduates received a Maryland Certificate of Completion, officially recognizing them as qualified journeyperson electricians.
Eight graduates of Harford’s Medical Assisting Program were honored at a ceremony held in Darlington Hall on May 21. The grads completed 160 hours of rigorous training in physicians’ offices across Harford County after finishing their certification or degree coursework.
Michael T. Smith Sr. ’12 received the Distinguished Alumni Award at Harford’s 2025 Commencement ceremonies, recognizing his outstanding professional success, demonstrated commitment to the community, and interest in and service to the College on our Board of Trustees.
The College held its annual Commencement on May 22. Many of Harford's graduates of the Class of 2025 attended one of the two traditional cap and gown ceremonies held in the APG Federal Credit Union Arena on campus and celebrated their achievements with their loved ones and friends.
The College’s Division of Nursing and Allied Health Professions hosted a Pinning Ceremony for 47 spring 2025 associate degree nursing graduates on Tuesday, May 20 at the Amoss Center. The new grads will bring their considerable skills to patient care for years to come.
Bring the kids to see “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!” on June 1 at 3 PM in the Amoss Center for a Sunday afternoon performance the whole family is sure to enjoy. With a script written by Mo Willems, this show is even more of a blast than staying up late!
