Master Class, Reading Highlight Poet Halliday At WCCC
A Master Class and a Public Reading will highlight the Warren County Community College’s next Visiting Authors Series, scheduled for Thursday, February 20 with renowned…
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It’ll be anything but an ‘Illusion’ at WCCC’s Brew HaHa!
It will be anything but an “Illusion” when Scott Alexander brings his magical – and hilarious – act to Warren County on Saturday March…
Courses Provide Marketing In Social Media options
Warren County Community College’s flexible Social Media Marketing program allows established and aspiring marketing professionals to earn a certificate – or pick and choose individual classes that…
Nationally Recognized Business Trainer Joins WCCC
A productive work environment is about more than just having technically-skilled employees. Research has shown that positive work environments boost morale and improve productivity. In…
WCCC Courses Target Security/Safety Certifications
After a successful first semester of partnership, Warren County Community College and Fit4Basic Police Academy are proud to announce Spring 2020 public safety course offerings, including a brand new class, and…
Make Education A 2020 Priority at WCCC And Tuition May Be Free Through State Program If You Qualify
If your New Year’s Resolution is to get back to pursuing your educational pursuits, why put off until the new year what you can start…
WBID Lunch Meeting Features Biz Benefits Through WCCC
From free training to internships, and a plethora of other non credit – and credit – programs at Warren County Community College, great benefits to…
WCCC Students Inducted into National Honor Society
Thirty-six students joined the ranks of Warren County Community College’s prestigious Alpha Upsilon Rho Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national honor society for two-year colleges,…
WCCC SGA Goes Pink
The Student Government Association of Warren County Community College held a fundraiser called “Warren Goes Pink” on Oct. 30 for the battle against breast cancer,…
WCCC Art Exhibit Gives The ‘Overlooked’ The Spotlight
Frank May, owner of M Galleries in Washington Borough, looks to the overlooked in his own sculptural work. Making use of scrap and residual metals,…