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Greg King, HACC Foundation Board of Directors Member

HACC Foundation Board of Directors member Greg King was the recipient of an honorary doctor of public service degree from HACC.

HACC is ‘Takin’ It to the Streets’ to Make It Easy for Students to Apply

Looking to give prospective students a taste of college life, HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, is taking its show on the road.

HACC Foundation seeks qualified applicants to serve on its Board of Directors

Caption1: The HACC Foundation, a non-profit educational trust established in 1985 to raise private and corporate revenues in support of HACC, Central Pennsylvania's Community College, is seeking professional, ethical, knowledgeable and hard-working individuals to join its Board of Directors. (From left: John M. Eberly, vice president of finance at HACC and treasurer of the HACC Foundation; James E. Grandon, Jr., chairman of the HACC Foundation Board; Linnie S. Carter, Ph.D., APR, vice president of college advancement at HACC and executive director of the HACC Foundation)

‘Secrets of Water’ Photographs Displayed at HACC’s Rose Lehrman Art Gallery

The Rose Lehrman Art Gallery at HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, will exhibit photographs by HACC student Rance Shepstone from June 18 through Aug. 28.

Math Contest 2014 - 8th place, individual, Kennard-Dale High School, Joshua Eaton

Kennard-Dale High School junior Joshua Eaton was among the top 10 highest scoring students in HACC’s 24th annual mathematics contest held recently through an interactive video link at the college’s Harrisburg, Lancaster and Gettysburg campuses. Eaton placed eighth. This year, 24 area high schools competed.

Math Contest 2014 - First place: Hempfield High School

The team from Hempfield High School placed first in HACC's 24th annual mathematics contest held recently through an interactive video link at the college's Harrisburg, Lancaster and Gettysburg campuses. From left at the Lancaster Campus are senior Colin Pronovost, sophomore Anish Mahadeo, junior Josh Killian and advisor Matt Sahd. Pronovost place second and Killian placed third in the individual overall score. This year, 24 area high schools competed.

Math Contest 2014 - Second place: Harrisburg Academy

The team from Harrisburg Academy placed second in HACC’s 24th annual mathematics contest held recently through an interactive video link at the college’s Harrisburg, Lancaster and Gettysburg campuses. From left at the Harrisburg Campus are Matthew Pragel, HACC mathematics instructor; senior Michael Renqing Wang; junior Ilija Marchenko; sophomore David May; and the team's  advisor from Harrisburg Academy. Wang also placed first in the individual overall score while May placed seventh and Marchenko was in a four-way tie for 10th. This year, 24 area high schools competed.

Math Contest 2014 - Third place: Cumberland Valley High School

The team from Cumberland Valley High School placed third in HACC’s 24th annual mathematics contest held recently through an interactive video link at the college’s Harrisburg, Lancaster and Gettysburg campuses. From left at the Harrisburg Campus are: Matthew Pragel, HACC mathematics instructor; senior Gabriel White-Vega; sophomores Rachael Smith and Yeongho Shin, who also was in a three-way tie for fourth place in the individual overall score. This year, 24 area high schools competed.

Math Contest 2014 - 10th place, Ephrata High School sophomore Joshua Dixon

Ephrata High School sophomore Joshua Dixon was among the top 10 highest scoring students in HACC’s 24th annual mathematics contest held recently through an interactive video link at the college’s Harrisburg, Lancaster and Gettysburg campuses. Dixon was in a four-way tie for 10th place in highest overall individual score. This year, 24 area high schools competed.

HACC’s Gettysburg Campus nursing program graduates largest class

Associate degree graduates in HACC’s registered nursing program were honored with their nursing pins during a ceremony at the Gettysburg Campus of HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College.  The May 2014 graduates successfully completed their clinical nursing education, which qualifies them to take licensure exams to become registered nurses (RNs).  Future nursing graduates – who completed their first year of the two-year degree program – were also honored with their stripes.

Caption1: Front row (from left):  Lauren Cassell, Jessica Colvin, Amy Marcin, Amanda Myers, Lori Martin, Katelin Pope, Christine Kreysar, Jessica Carr, Deanna Snowden and Roquel Peiffer. Row 2 (from left):  Angela Coleman, Karen Keckler, Laura Biondino, Kelly Harper, Heather Upole, Laura Mullican, Kristin Wagner, Kayla Keebaugh, Christa Ford, Jessica Gruver and Susan Bertier. Row 3 (from left):  Stephen Wright, Takela Bivins, Eva Slyder, Misty Maugans, Tracy Perry, Brendan Bloss, Kathryn McNew, Crystal Vaught and Amanda Spurlock.