The deadline for summer courses at Delaware County Community College is May 22.
Get ahead of schedule or catch up on course work by taking summer classes at Delaware County Community College. The registration deadline is May 22.
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Delaware County Community College will implement a new tobacco-free policy starting July 1, 2013.
Students and staff at Delaware County Community College will be able to breathe easy starting this summer. The college will implement a new tobacco-free policy starting July 1. The policy will help "create a healthy and sustainable environment for the entire College community by becoming 100 percent tobacco free," according to the school's policy. According to the school, the use of tobacco products (including cigarettes, cigars, pipes, smokeless tobacco, e-cigarettes and any other tobacco products) will be prohibited from the following locations: For more information about the policy, visit DCCC's website here.
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Delaware County Community College students were recognized for their academic achievements and volunteerism in the community recently.
Three Delaware County Community College students were recognized recently by the Phi Theta Kappa international honor society of two-year colleges and the Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges for their academic achievements and their volunteerism in the community. The three students were among 45 scholars from Pennsylvania’s 14 community colleges to be honored at the Commission’s annual banquet held at the Hilton Harrisburg Hotel. The scholars also were named to the All-Pennsylvania Academic Team, which requires students to maintain at least a 3.5 GPA and be eligible to graduate with an associate’s degree. This press release was provided by Delaware County Community College.
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Delaware County Community College is currently enrolling for summer and fall classes.
Open registration is currently taking place at Delaware County Community College for summer and fall courses. Registration began on March 25 and will end on May 2 for Summer 1 Courses, which last from May 28 to July 3. From March 25 to July 3, students can enroll in Summer 2 Courses which last from July 8 to Aug. 15. And fall classes begin Sept. 3 and last until Dec. 13. Registration also began on March 25. To register for classes, visit the college's website here.
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The Phantoms earned the no. 2 seed in the Region 19 tournament and will host a quarterfinal playoff game at 5 p.m. on Monday at Widener University.
Delaware County Community College will offer a 10-week workshop on Career Directions for Women starting Feb. 26.
Sean Quinn, 46, died Monday morning of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Philadelphia's FDR Park, Lower Merion Township police said.
PHILADELPHIA–Lower Merion police officer and Delaware County Community College graduate Sean Quinn was found dead Monday morning in South Philadelphia as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to LMPD Superintendent Michael McGrath. Earlier Monday, Lower Merion police had alerted other regional law enforcement authorities to Quinn's disappearance, giving a description of him. Quinn, a Delaware County resident, was a D.A.R.E. officer and was once honored at a Philadelphia 76ers game as a "Hometown Hero". In the Lower Merion Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #28, Quinn was a member of the Memorial committee. In Quinn's LinkedIn profile, he described himself as "near retirement" and said he was "building a business that …
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David Kim, world-renowned violinist and concertmaster of The Philadelphia Orchestra, will perform at Delaware County Community College on Sunday, Dec. 2.
Gradyville Road residents urged the Marple Township Board of Commissioners to get involved in an issue with the Delaware County Community College at a meeting on Nov. 13.
BROOMALL–More than a dozen Gradyville Road residents showed up at Tuesday's Marple Township Board of Commissioners meeting ready to speak out about an ongoing issue with their neighborhood and the Delaware County Community College. According to Monica Dioguardi, a resident on the 2800 block of Gradyville Road, the main issues with the community college involve the noise, look, and safety that the college has intruded onto its neighbors. "We, as residents, pay high property taxes to reside on Gradyville Road and Springton Lane," said Dioguardi. "The Delaware County Community College does not respect all of us as their bordering neighbors. Something needs to be done and this is why we are coming to you and asking you, as commissioners, to …
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Delaware County Community College publishes their most recent annual Campus Security Report.
MEDIA–Delaware County Community College (DCCC), located in Marple Township, recently released their crime statistics for 2011. The college publishes their yearly crime statistics annually. The Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act, enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1990 (Act 20 U.S.C. 1092), requires each institution of higher education to prepare, publish and distribute to all students and employees an annual security report by October 1 of each year, according to the college. Overall, the crime statistics for Part 1 Offenses in 2011 have decreased since 2010. Part 2 Offenses generally stayed the same since 2010 but the number of disorderly conduct increased over the past four years. View the chart below for a four-year comparison …
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L. Ferguson
1:04 pm on Friday, November 16, 2012
I TOO PUT UP WITH NOISE, TRASH, HEADLIGHTS ETC. ON MY STREET BUT I DOUBT TOWNSHIP WILL DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT! I ALSO PAY HIGH TAXES! more ›