Capital Community College (CCC) is running free programs for eligible food stamp recipients who receive food stamps but no cash assistance. The SNAP E & T (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—Employment and Training) scholarship programs are funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and administered by the Connecticut Department of Social Services. Connecticut’s first SNAP program began in 2008 at Capital …
Capital Community College Awarded National Science Foundation Grant to Broaden Participation and Build Pathways in Computer Science
Capital Community College, in partnership with The College of St. Scholastica, Elms College and Southwest Minnesota State University, has been awarded a $1M National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for a collaborative research project aimed at building K-14 pathways in computer science and broadening participation in computing for female and underrepresented minority students. The project, entitled “Collaborative Research: Broadening Participation and …
CAPITAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE RECIPIENT OF TWO HARTFORD CONSORTIUM GRANTS
Hartford, CT – Capital Community College (CCC), in collaboration with Manchester Community College (MCC) and Central Connecticut State University (CCSU), was awarded two $2,500 grants in the Hartford Consortium for Higher Education’s 2018-19 Faculty, Staff and Student Cooperative Grant Competition. One, which will be co-led by CCC’s Interim CEO Dr. G. Duncan Harris and MCC’s Interim CEO Dr. Tanya Millner-Harlee, …
Students Collaborate for Innovative Internship
Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2018, marked the end of the 10-week Integrated Solutions Laboratory Experience (ISLE) program that brought together students from three institutions in the Hartford Consortium for Higher Education (HCHE): Capital Community College (CCC), the University of Hartford (UHART), and the University of Saint Joseph (USJ). The program, partially funded by the CTNext Higher Education Initiative, with additional support …
Capital Community College Offering Hybrid Lit Course At Mark Twain House & Harriet Beecher Stowe Center
Hartford, CT – For the fourth year, Capital Community College (CCC) is partnering with the Mark Twain House & Museum and Harriet Beecher Stowe Center to offer English 220 Studies in American Literature: Twain and Stowe. The three-credit hybrid course (can also be taken as non-credit), a combination of in-person and online classes, will meet every other Wednesday from 2-4:42 …
CAPITAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILL HOLD ENROLLMENT SATURDAY ON JUNE 9th
Capital Community College, located in the former G. Fox department store building, 950 Main St, Hartford, will be open on Saturday, June 9th from 9 am to 1 pm to help new and continuing students enroll in Fall classes. Staff from the college’s Welcome and Advising Center, Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, and Counseling departments will be available to assist students …
POPE PARK DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY PROJECT OFFERS FREE COMPUTER CLASSES FOR YOUTH
Hartford, CT – Starting in August 2017, The Friends of Pope Park Youth Digital Technology Project will offer free computer classes for middle and high school aged youth. Classes will be held during after school hours at the Samuel V. Arroyo Recreation Center at 30 Pope Park Drive in Hartford. The project, funded by a grant from the State …
CAPITAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE WILL HOLD ENROLLMENT SATURDAY ON JUNE 3RD
Capital Community College, located in the former G. Fox department store building, 950 Main St, Hartford, will be open on Saturday, June 3rd from 9 am to 1 pm to help new and continuing students enroll in Fall classes. Staff from the college’s Welcome and Advising Center, Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, and Counseling departments will be available to assist students …
Community Partners In Action 2017 ANNUAL PRISON ARTS PROGRAM SHOW
June 5th-June 30th M-F 9 am – 9 pm / Saturday 9 am-3 pm Capital Community College, Conrad L. Mallett Gallery, 950 Main Street, Hartford, CT This is the 39th Annual Show of artwork from Connecticut’s prisons, and features over 400 artworks from over 118 inmates and former inmates. Inmates and staff work all year toward this unique and extraordinary …