Academic

Law and Society Week

February
Mon 23

Presented by Fox Rothschild Center for Law and Society. This annual week of legal events, designed for the College Family and local community, features workshops, lectures, film screenings and panel discussions on a variety of current topics. Many events qualify for continuing legal education credits. Various events are free and opened to the public. View detailed schedule of events.

Annual African American Heritage Breakfast

February
Wed 18

 

African American Children’s Book Fair

February
Sat 07

The Book Fair is now one of the oldest and largest single day events for African American Children's Books in the country. The success of the program is due to the fact that we offer the best and the brightest from the African American Children's literary community. Parents, caregivers, and educators from the tri-state area are very supportive of the event. They all understand that children who read make more responsible decisions about their lifestyles.

Blood Drive

December
Tue 09

The American Red Cross is hosting a Blood Drive on Tuesday, Dec. 9, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Coffeehouse, Student Life Building.

A representative from the American Red Cross will be on campus tomorrow, Tuesday, Dec. 2 at a table in the Pavilion, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to recruit employees and students to donate blood on Dec. 9.

Please give blood - you could save up to three lives. Every few seconds, someone needs a blood transfusion in our local community.

Music Department's Fall 2014 Performance Series Kickoff

November
Mon 24

 The College's Music department’s fall 2014 Performance Series begins on Monday, Nov. 24 and runs through Friday, Dec. 5, with performances by the College's Voice Majors, Chamber Music Ensembles, Vocal Ensemble, Modern Pop and Rock Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, and the M.A.R.S Ensemble.

Japan’s Storied Hero: From a Warrior Tale to a Kurosawa Film

November
Fri 21

The Center for International Understanding presents Japan’s Storied Hero: From a Warrior Tale to a Kurosawa Film

Fireside Chat: Hispanic Culture and Life

November
Tue 18

Please join Dr. Guy Generals, President, Community College of Philadelphia in a Fireside Chat about Hispanic culture and life. Feel free to share reflections on your favorite boook, poem, song or any artistic expression of Hispanic Culture.

This Fireside Chat will take place on Tuesday, November 18, 2014, at 3 p.m., in the Winnet Student Life Building Coffeehouse.

Chat-n-Chew with Professor Kristy Shuda McGuire

November
Tue 11

Do you know students who are struggling to balance their roles as a parent and student? What support would be most helpful to them? What advice do they have for others? For answers to these questions, students are invited to join the Women's Outreach and Advocacy Center for a Chat-N-Chew with Dr. Kristy Shuda McGuire, assistant professor of Biology, for “Juggling the Responsibilities of Being a Parent and Student,” from 12 – 1 p.m., on Tuesday, Nov. 11, in the CBI Building, Room C3-5.

Discussion: The State of Developmental Education

November
Mon 17

Please join The Office of Developmental Education and Dr. Generals for a discussion about The State of Developmental Education on Monday, Nov. 17, from 3 - 4:30 p.m. The location will be announced.

Initiatives in Educational Support Services will be presented.  Please email your RSVP request to Debbie Polekoff at dpolekoff@ccp.edu by Tuesday, Nov. 11.

Film: 1971

November
Tue 25

Part of the Americans in Struggle Film Series. The story of Philadelphia activists, who in 1971 broke into FBI offices in Media, PA and uncovered the FBI’s vast and illegal regime of spying and intimidation of Americans exercising their First Amendment rights. In our current age of Wikileaks & Edward Snowden, this documentary couldn’t be timelier. This event is free and open to the public.

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