More than 85 volunteers participated in the inaugural Inlet CDC and Atlantic Cape Inlet Neighborhood Community Cleanup & Summer Kick-off Party in Atlantic City on Saturday, June 28 at Fisherman's and Altman parks.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Alumni Association, on a beautifully-warm and sunny early summer day, hosted its Eighth Annual Alumni Bash on June 22 at Morey's Piers in Wildwood.
Nearly 100 middle school, high school and college level history educators, as well as scholars, independent historians, history buffs and many others, interested in New Jersey’s role during the revolutionary era convened at Atlantic Cape for the Teaching Revolutionary New Jersey Symposium on May 23.
Atlantic Cape’s Men of Atlantic Cape (MAC) recognized the academic achievements and dedicated personal accomplishments of five of its member students and two program mentors during the club’s Annual Jacket Presentation Ceremony on May 7.
Atlantic Cape’s Center for Student Success (CSS) presented awards to graduating students for their outstanding academic achievements, as well as, faculty and staff members for their unsung dedication this school year during the Annual Graduate Awards Ceremony on May 2.
In classic Roaring 20’s style with flashy attire and swinging tunes, Atlantic Cape’s 18th Annual Communication Awards Ceremony celebrated the best of this year’s communication students on April 25 in Walter E. Edge Theater.
Atlantic Cape and First Harvest Credit Union are collaborating on a new partnership and long-term commitment that will feature First Harvest donating $30,000 to the College over the next five years in support of student scholarships and various educational programs at Atlantic Cape.
Atlantic Cape Community College has announced the promotion of Sherwood Taylor to the position of Dean of Workforce Development and College & Career Pathways.
Atlantic Cape Community College has announced the promotion of Professor Jill Acevedo to Executive Director of the College’s prestigious Nursing Program.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Alumni Association, on a beautifully-warm and sunny early summer day, hosted its Eighth Annual Alumni Bash on June 22 at Morey's Piers in Wildwood.
The 58th Annual Atlantic Cape Foundation Scholarship Recognition Ceremony acknowledged the unwavering generosity and continued support of the College’s sponsors and donors by awarding 422 individual scholarships worth $408,815 to 242 students on May 19.
The Atlantic Cape Foundation recognized six members of the College’s family of alumni during the Annual President’s Distinguished Alumni and Young Alumni Awards Dinner on Thursday, April 3 at Carême’s, student-run gourmet restaurant on the Mays Landing campus.
Atlantic Cape and First Harvest Credit Union are collaborating on a new partnership and long-term commitment that will feature First Harvest donating $30,000 to the College over the next five years in support of student scholarships and various educational programs at Atlantic Cape.
Atlantic Cape Community College has announced the promotion of Sherwood Taylor to the position of Dean of Workforce Development and College & Career Pathways.
Atlantic Cape Community College has announced the promotion of Professor Jill Acevedo to Executive Director of the College’s prestigious Nursing Program.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation’s Annual Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament, scheduled for Friday, October 3 at Cape May National Golf Club, now has registration, advertising and sponsorships opportunities available.
More than 85 volunteers participated in the inaugural Inlet CDC and Atlantic Cape Inlet Neighborhood Community Cleanup & Summer Kick-off Party in Atlantic City on Saturday, June 28 at Fisherman's and Altman parks.
The Atlantic Cape Community College Alumni Association, on a beautifully-warm and sunny early summer day, hosted its Eighth Annual Alumni Bash on June 22 at Morey's Piers in Wildwood.
Atlantic Cape Community College was awarded a $474,227 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant on June 17 for its “Industry-Linked Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Pathways for Computer Programmers” project.
Nearly 100 middle school, high school and college level history educators, as well as scholars, independent historians, history buffs and many others, interested in New Jersey’s role during the revolutionary era convened at Atlantic Cape for the Teaching Revolutionary New Jersey Symposium on May 23.
Before hundreds of proud family members, friends and loved ones gathered in the Quad and inside Walter E. Edge Theater to watch via livestream, 400 students in attendance received their associate degrees and certificates at Atlantic Cape’s 58th Annual Commencement Ceremony on May 22.
The Atlantic Cape Foundation, in collaboration with the Cape May County Women’s Commission, is accepting nominations for the 2025 Women of Wonder Award. Recipients will be honored during a celebratory charity luncheon on Thursday, November 13 at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City, NJ.
