WCCC Among Top Nationally For Graduation Rate
Warren County Community College, which has boasted the top graduation rate for community colleges in New Jersey for several years, is now among the top…
Education
Applicants Sought for Young Performers Workshop
Centenary Stage Company’s critically acclaimed Young Performers Workshop (YPW) is now seeking new and returning applicants for the 2020 Spring Session. The 15-week session runs…
Great Meadows Student Presents Research Experiences
Centenary University student Pier Semanchik is no stranger to professional scientific research. A junior from Great Meadows, Semanchik participated alongside Centenary faculty on a study…
Centenary launches Medical Lab degree; looks toward expanding medical programs
Centenary University has introduced a Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Laboratory Science, one of only a handful of such programs in the state. The…
OCS’s TREP$ Club Hosts First Store
Oxford Central School’s new TREP$ Club held their first club store at the annual winter holiday concert in December. TREP$, short for entrepreneurs, is a…
Van Deursen Named to National Accreditation Board
Dr. Marianne Van Deursen, Vice President of Academics at Warren County Community College, was recently elected to the national Medical Assisting Education Review Board (MAERB), which…
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…
From the Halls of Warren Hills: Dec. 20, 2019
RECOGNITIONS Middle School Lukas Liakhovitch and Tanner Kalisher. Photo provided by Warren Hills. Congratulations to Warren Hills’ seventh grade Horizons students and negative team debaters,…
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…
Rolling Thunder Collection Benefited Overseas Troops
More than 250 pounds of personal care items and non-perishable goods were collected during Oxford Central School’s annual Rolling Thunder Collection, which supports U.S. troops…