“Common Experience” Culminates In NYT Best-Selling Author Visit April 14
Four years ago, Peter Schmidt, Chair of the Warren County Community College Board of Trustees, suggested to Dr. Will Austin, President of the college, that…
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Renowned Artist Displays Works At WCCC
To say that the art of Aimee Hertog has gained a huge amount of attention is quite the understatement. The New York Times’ critic Benjamin Genocchio…
MOACC Offers HS, community college scholarships
Students aspiring to work in business can earn help from the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce through its annual scholarship program. Unlike most scholarship…
“G.I. Jobs” Cites WCCC As Military-Friendly School
WASHINGTON TWP. (Feb. 13, 2016) – Warren County Community College continues to be one of the most ‘military friendly’ colleges in the nation. WCCC was…
WCCC Offers Grant-Funded Computer Training For Business
Create a stronger business through stronger employees with a set of grant-funded computer training sessions through Warren County Community College. Made possible through a partnership…
WCCC’s Austin Earns National Award
Warren County Community College President Dr. Will Austin has been named the recipient of the AAUA (American Association of University Administrators) McInnis/Ryan Award for his…
Luncheon Recognizes “Healthy And Safe” Groups and Individuals
The Warren County Coalition for Healthy and Safe Communities, a program of the Family Guidance Center of Warren County, recently held its 2nd Annual Recognition Luncheon honoring…
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…
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…