WCCC Math Honor Students Show They Care
Members of Warren County Community College’s mathematics honor society, Mu Alpha Theta, volunteered to help the homeless at the recent United Way’s Day of Caring in…
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WCCC Offers Variety Of Active Adult Enrichment Classes
The National Institute on Aging encourages older adults to get up and get active, be it physical or mental activity (and preferably both) in order…
Zanne Johnson’s Alluring Artwork On Display At WCCC
Explore sensory perception through the abstract world of painter April Zanne Johnson, a Warren County Community College adjunct professor who is currently being featured in…
WCCC Culinary Arts Program Cooking Up Grads
Fhatuma Camara wants to eventually open up a restaurant that specializes in crepes. Nicole Sturtz has aspirations of being recognized as an elite baker, at…
Aspiring Authors: Popular High School Writing Contests Return
High school aged students who love to put their pen to paper (or fingertip to keyboard) can enter Warren County Community College’s 2016 Warren County…
Basic EMT Course Starts in January
Starting a career as an EMT? Warren County Community College is offering a basic EMT course that meets the requirements of the National Highway and…
WCCC To Host Health Profession Open House Jan. 13
The Continuing Education Department at Warren County Community College will once again be hosting an informational event focusing on career possibilities in fast growing healthcare…
Schmidt Re-elected Chair of WCCC Trustee Board
Peter Schmidt has been re-elected Chair of the Warren County Community College Board of Trustees for the third straight year. The Lopatcong Township resident, recently recognized with…
WCCC Prof Reads From New Novel This Week
Warren County Community College will host the book release reading for “Greetings from Gravipause,” the new novel authored by Brian Bradford, a Professor of English at the college. The event, which is free and open to…
Officers, EMTs Honored For Saving Lives
Several police officers and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) were recently honored for their efforts in saving lives of Warren County residents who suffered drug overdoses. The recognitions were…