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Last chance to register for Oct. 14 Golf Tournament

Time is running out to participate in the 2022 Atlantic Cape Community College Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament, Friday, Oct. 14, at Cape May National Golf Club.

Atlantic City campus of Atlantic Cape Community College

Atlantic Cape offering aviation and career development college credit course for Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City teens

Ten Atlantic City teens will be learning about careers in aviation and drones while earning college credits through a new partnership between Atlantic Cape Community College and the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City.

Atlantic Cape President Dr. Barbara Gaba and Chief of Staff Jean McAlister with Kyle and Castillo.

New Atlantic Cape Trustees bring wealth of knowledge, experience

Atlantic Cape Community College recently welcomed three new members to its Board of Trustees.

Student browses on laptop in hallway of Mays Landing campus on the first day of fall classes.

Fall class begin at Atlantic Cape, but there’s still time to register

Sunshine and warm weather greeted students as they returned to Atlantic Cape Community College’s Mays Landing and Atlantic City campuses for the first day of fall classes Monday, Aug. 29.

Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Mays Landing - view from the quad.

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees approves Facilities Master Plan

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted a Zoom meeting on Thursday, July 21, 2022, to approve the college’s submission for the Higher Education Facilities Trust (HEFT) grant and endorse the revised five-year Facilities Master Plan.

Atlantic Cape Foundation, Women’s Commission present Women of Wonder Awards Luncheon

The annual Women of Wonder Awards Luncheon presented by the Cape May County Women’s Commission and the Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation will be 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 3 at The Flanders Hotel in Ocean City.

From left, Ellen Byrne, vice president of the Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees; Dr. Denise Coulter, dean of Professional and Liberal Studies; New Jersey Council for the Humanities Executive Director Carin Berkowitz; Atlantic Cape President Dr. Barbara Gaba; Atlantic County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Maureen Kern; and New Jersey Council of County Colleges President Aaron Fichtner celebrate after cutting the ribbon on the “Voices and Votes: Democracy in America” exhibition at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Mays Landing campus during a reception July 7, 2022.

‘Voices and Votes’ exhibit opens at Atlantic Cape

“Voices and Votes: Democracy in America,” presented by Museum on Main Street in cooperation with New Jersey Council for the Humanities (NJCH), is a free exhibit at Atlantic Cape’s Mays Landing campus, open to the public Monday through Saturday until Aug. 13.

Atlantic Cape kicks off Summer Symposium Series July 27

Atlantic Cape’s 2022 Summer Symposium Series offers free enrichment programming on a variety of topics led by experts in their fields.

Student athletes wanted for Esports, Soccer and more at Atlantic Cape

The college is currently recruiting players for Esports, Men's Volleyball, Women's and Men's Soccer, and Women’s Basketball.

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees welcomes new member Monica Kyle

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted its monthly meeting Tuesday, June 28, 2022 at the Mays Landing campus.

Atlantic Cape Foundation Board President James Rutala, Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba and 2022 President’s Distinguished Foundation Board Member Ed Blake at the June 22, 2022 Foundation board meeting.

Ed Blake named Atlantic Cape 2022 President’s Distinguished Foundation Board Member

Former Atlantic Cape Foundation Board member and Gala supporter Ed Blake was recognized June 22 as the 2022 President’s Distinguished Foundation Board Member for his years of dedicated service to Atlantic Cape Community College.

Atlantic Cape Foundation presents 2022 Scholarship Golf Tournament

Save the date for the 2022 Atlantic Cape Foundation’s Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament Oct. 14 at Cape May National Golf Club.

Smithsonian’s ‘Voices and Votes’ exhibit opens at Atlantic Cape July 11

After months of anticipation, the Smithsonian Institution’s traveling historical exhibit “Voices and Votes” will open at Atlantic Cape Community College on July 11.

Atlantic Cape student-athletes recognized for superior academic performance

Atlantic Cape Community College is proud to announce multiple students have been named to the Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) All-Academic Team for Spring 2022.

St. Augustine Prep students chop vegetables in one of the kitchens of the Academy of Culinary Arts on the Mays Landing campus.

St. Augustine students polish culinary skills at Atlantic Cape

About 30 students from St. Augustine Preparatory School in Buena Vista Township convened at the college for a two-week culinary course as part of the high school's Third Semester, which culminated Thursday, June 8 with a luncheon for parents and family catered by the students.

A painting of a protest at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. submitted for the Atlantic Cape Art Gallery's upcoming "Voices and Votes" exhibit.

Atlantic Cape Gallery to host ‘Voices and Votes’-themed art exhibit, submissions accepted

The Atlantic Cape Community College Art Gallery will host a complementary art exhibit in July and August in celebration of the Smithsonian’s traveling historical exhibit “Voices and Votes” coming to Atlantic Cape this summer.

Students from Ocean City High School were among the 90 young women who attended TeenTech 2022.

AAUW Atlantic County and Atlantic Cape Community College host STEM careers event for teen girls

Ninety visiting high school students spent a day in hands-on, science-based workshops during TeenTech 2022 hosted by Atlantic Cape Community College on May 25.

Archery Matthew Byrnes shoots his bow during an event in spring 2021.

Atlantic Cape Archery ends successful 21-2022 season, looks ahead to next year

The Atlantic Cape Archery team’s 2021-2022 season came to a close following the 2022 USA Archery Collegiate Target Nationals May 19-22 in Chula Vista, California.

Members of the Atlantic Cape Archery team with Dr. Barbara Gaba, college president, at the Board of Trustees meeting May 24, 2022 at the Cape May County campus. .

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees honors Buccaneers Archery team at May meeting

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting Tuesday, May 24, at the Cape May Court House Campus.

Flyer for the Voices and Votes event on June 6

Voices and Votes speaker series continues at Atlantic Cape with ‘Voting While Transgender’ discussion

Atlantic Cape Community College will continue its Voices and Votes speaker series 3 p.m. June 6 with a virtual talk by Sybastian Smith titled “Voting While Transgender or Transforming.”

Atlantic Cape Community College 2022 graduate walks across the quad at the Mays Landing campus before Commencement.

Atlantic Cape Community College hosts 55th annual Commencement

Nearly 400 students walked across the stage to accept their diplomas as family and friends cheered them on during Atlantic Cape Community College’s 55th annual Commencement held Thursday, May 19, in the Quad of the Mays Landing campus.

Scholarship recipient Charlene Maycott with Atlantic Cape Foundation Board Secretary Stephen Nehmad and his wife, Diane, at the Scholarship Recognition Ceremony May 16, 2022 at the gymnasium on the Mays Landing campus of Atlantic Cape Community College.

156 Atlantic Cape students receive $322K in scholarships

The 55th Annual Scholarship Recognition Ceremony hosted by the Atlantic Cape Foundation celebrated the 156 scholarship recipients receiving 282 scholarships for the Fall 2022 semester, and the donors who made those awards possible.

Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Cape May County

Earn a Culinary certification in one year at Atlantic Cape’s Cape May County campus

The new Culinary program is part of expanded programming coming to the Cape May County campus this autumn that will also include courses in Drones and Hospitality, as well as evening Nursing courses.

Atlantic Cape 2022 graduates who participated in the Center for Student Success Awards pose for a photo Friday, May 6, 2022 at the Walter Edge Theater.

Center for Student Success Awards recognizes graduates and their mentors

Atlantic Cape Community College’s Center for Student Success (CSS) celebrated the graduates of the class of 2022 and their mentors during an Awards Ceremony on Friday, May 6 in Walter Edge Theater on the Mays Landing campus.

Atlantic Cape's new Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society members gather for a photo after the induction ceremony May 3 at the Walter Edge Theater.

Atlantic Cape chapter of PTK Honor Society inducts new members

Thirty-nine Atlantic Cape Community College students, 28 in person and 11 virtually, attended the ceremony. In the 2021-22 school year, there were 174 Atlantic Cape students who joined PTK, bringing membership up to 215 active members.

The Atlantic Cape Community College Archery team at the 2022 USA Archery Collegiate Target Regionals-East Region at James Madison University April 23 and 24 in Virginia.

Atlantic Cape Archery team heads to Nationals after impressive showing at Regionals

The Atlantic Cape Community College Archery team took home several accolades in the 2022 USA Archery Collegiate Target Regionals-East Region at James Madison University April 23 and 24 in Virginia.

Students and mentors in the Men of Atlantic Cape program gather after the jacket ceremony May 4, 2022 at the Mays Landing campus.

Five Men of Atlantic Cape receive jackets

Men of Atlantic Cape (MAC), a retention program for Black and Latino students at Atlantic Cape Community College, hosted a jacket presentation ceremony for five students on Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at the Mays Landing campus.

Academy of Culinary Arts students prepare food as part of the Iron Student Chef competition on the Mays Landing campus Friday, April 22.

Iron Student Chef competition tests Academy of Culinary Arts students' creativity and skills

Four culinary students had the right mix of ingredients and ingenuity to impress the judges on Friday, April 22 and take home the title of Iron Student Chef.

Flyer for the event with photo of casino gaming

Hon. Steven Perskie to talk gambling in Atlantic City at next Voices and Votes speaker series

Join Atlantic Cape Community College 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 10 at the Atlantic City campus for a discussion on that referendum with Hon. Steven P. Perskie, a former Atlantic County Superior Court judge, state legislator and chairman of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission.

From left are Julia Train (Communication Major of the Year runner-up 2021-2022), Chloe Cramutola (Communication Major of the Year runner-up 2022-2023), Bobby Prince (Communication Major of the Year 2022-2023), and Aylin Alvarez-Santiago (Communication Major of the Year 2021-2022) at the 15th annual Communication Awards, hosted by the Communication Department at Atlantic Cape Community College, Friday, April 29 at the Walter Edge Theatre on the Mays Landing campus.

Students shine at 15th annual Communication Awards at Atlantic Cape

With all the glitz and glam of a televised awards show, the students in the Communication program at Atlantic Cape Community College were recognized for their efforts in spring and fall 2021 during the 15th annual Communication Awards.

Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Mays Landing

Board of Trustees approves grant submissions and contracts at April meeting

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted its monthly meeting Tuesday, April 26, at the Mays Landing Campus.

From left, Sandy Meischker, Josette Katz, Denise Coulter, Janet Hauge, Atlantic Cape President Barbara Gaba, Paul Rigby and Janet Marler stand in front of the plaque commemorating William Spangler at the library on the Mays Landing campus of Atlantic Cape Community College.

Plaque honoring William Spangler installed outside library

A plaque recognizing the contributions of William Spangler, Atlantic Cape Community College’s first library director, was installed in the entryway to the library named in his honor during a ceremony Tuesday, April 26 on the Mays Landing campus.

Registration now open for Kids College at Atlantic Cape

Kids College returns starting July 11 with weeklong classes for children and teens ages 7-15 such as cartooning, mosaics, science exploration, comic book development, cooking, and digital photography.

Atlantic Cape Commencement set for May 19

Atlantic Cape Community College will celebrate the achievements of the class of 2022 during a ceremony on Thursday, May 19 at the Mays Landing campus.

A rendering of the new Innovation Center at the Mays Landing campus

Innovation underway at Atlantic Cape with new esports and cybersecurity education hub

Construction is underway on the new Innovation Center at Atlantic Cape Community College, which will offer esports and cybersecurity programs in a state-of-the-art facility on the Mays Landing campus in the fall.

A Career Fair takes place in the Student Center at Atlantic Cape Community College in Mays Landing.

Area employers search for new staff at Atlantic Cape Career Fairs

Atlantic Cape Community College hosted two job fairs over two days, one for nursing students at the Mays Landing campus, and another general career expo across its three campuses, drawing employers and potential employees from across the region.

Atlantic Cape President Dr. Barbara Gaba, center, poses for a photo with the 2022 Distinguished Alumni winners, from left, Jerome Ingram, Taylor Henry, William McCarrick, Terry Budd and Greg Lasher. The winners were honored at an Awards Dinner on Wednesday, April 13, 2022 at Careme's.

Atlantic Cape Community College recognizes 2022 President’s Distinguished Alumni recipients

The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation is excited to announce its five recipients for the 2022 President’s Distinguished Alumni Award.

Students in the Nurses Club and Nursing faculty pose with donations at the SimMom Baby Shower event

Atlantic Cape Nurses Club collects supplies for families in need at SimMom Baby Shower

Atlantic Cape Community College Student Nurses Club hosted its SimMom Baby Shower on April 4 for the first time in two years, collecting items for families in need.

Flyer for the event with photo of Walt Whitman

Walt Whitman’s complicated American Voice discussion set for April 21

Dr. David Blake from The College of New Jersey will present a discussion on poet Walt Whitman’s modern legacy at 2 p.m. Thursday, April 21 in room H116 at the Mays Landing campus, 5100 E. Black Horse Pike.

Register at Atlantic Cape by May 3 and get three free credits

Students have until May 3 to register for Summer and Fall 2022 classes at Atlantic Cape and receive free credits for each semester. Summer semester begins May 16 and fall classes start Aug. 29.

Atlantic Cape to host Career Fair April 12 across three campuses

Atlantic Cape Community College will host a Career Fair at each of its three campuses on Tuesday, April 12 featuring more than 50 employers.

Atlantic Cape celebrates Community College Month

Atlantic Cape Community College is celebrating Community College Month this April by joining the #CCMonth campaign, a monthlong grassroots education campaign coordinated by the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT).

Academy of Culinary Arts students gather on the dance floor to present a check for the funds raised at the 39th Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala March 31, 2022 at Harrah's in Atlantic City.

Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala raises $240K to benefit culinary students

An astounding $240,775 was raised at the 39th annual Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala, a scholarship fundraiser for students in the Academy of Culinary Arts.

SimMom Baby Shower hosted by Nurses Club returns April 4

The Atlantic Cape Student Nurses Club will host its SimMom Baby Shower 12:30 p.m. Monday, April 4 in H-108 (nursing lab) to benefit the Atlantic County Women’s Shelter and Meest, a nonprofit supporting Ukraine refugees and humanitarian aid.

CDA presents ‘A Conversation with Accessibility Advocate Rachel Handler’

The Atlantic Cape Community for the Differently Abled student club presents the second of its Accessibility Advocacy Series conversations Tuesday, April 12 with advocate Rachel Handler.

Holocaust Program flyer with Anne Frank photo

39th annual Holocaust Awareness program to discuss Anne Frank investigation

The 39th annual Holocaust Awareness program is co-sponsored by the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center at Stockton University and Atlantic Cape Community College.

Atlantic Cape Community College Worthington Atlantic City campus

Board of Trustees recognizes Atlantic Cape as Leader College, names JoAnne Barbieri Professor Emerita

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting Tuesday, March 22, 2022 at the Worthington Atlantic City Campus.

Academy of Culinary Arts debuts food truck, partnership with Chow to help veterans

The new food truck at the Academy of Culinary Arts at Atlantic Cape Community College will help teach students about mobile food operations while helping a local veteran start their own business.

Academy of Culinary Arts alum returns to Atlantic Cape for molecular gastronomy collaboration

Academy of Culinary Arts alumna Carole Trace was recently invited to show off her prowess and create a molecular gastronomy dessert for Chef Annemarie Chelius’ Baking and Pastry class, a skill she refined working in a famed Chicago restaurant.

Atlantic Cape Basketball players receive 2021-22 Region 19 accolades

Congratulations to Atlantic Cape Men’s Basketball players David Coit and Richard Jones for being named 2021-22 Region 19 All-Region Basketball First Team.

Chef educators lined up at the Academy of Culinary Arts

Academy of Culinary Arts celebrates 40 years

From globe-trotting pastry chefs to locally-renowned restaurateurs and everything in between, the Academy of Culinary Arts has been helping to mold, educate and elevate highly skilled culinary and hospitality professionals for four decades.

Atlantic Cape presents Maker’s Day and Open House March 26

Atlantic Cape Community College will present a series of fun, interactive STEM activities for all ages as part of Maker’s Day 2022, held 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, March 26 at the Mays Landing campus.

Cape May County Clerk Rita Rothberg giving her presentation on women's suffrage

Rita Rothberg discusses Women’s Suffrage at Atlantic Cape on International Women’s Day

Cape May County Clerk Rita Rothberg detailed the history of the Women’s Suffrage movement during a presentation Tuesday, March 8 at Atlantic Cape Community College Cape May County campus.

Interior of the art gallery at Atlantic Cape

Atlantic Cape Art Gallery hosts 'Celebrate Atlantic Cape' show this spring

The Art Gallery at Atlantic Cape Community College will host its annual “Celebrate Atlantic Cape” art show March 21-May 27, with an opening reception scheduled for 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 23.

Accessibility advocate Jacob Hackett speaks to the Community for the Differently Abled student club Feb. 24, 2022 at the Mays Landing campus.

Jacob Hackett discusses accessibility advocacy at Atlantic Cape

On Thursday, Feb. 24, Jacob Hackett was the first presenter at the inaugural Accessibility Advocate Series hosted by Atlantic Cape Community College’s Community for the Differently Abled student club.

Atlantic Cape Community College, Mays Landing campus

Board of Trustees approves FY23 budget with no increase in general tuition, reduction in Academy of Culinary Arts tuition

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting Tuesday, Feb. 22, at the Mays Landing Campus.

Faculty in the Spotlight: Kenyatta Collins

Assistant Professor of Psychology Kenyatta Collins is profiled in the March 2022 Faculty in the Spotlight feature.

Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Mays Landing, G Building

Otterburn-Martinez published in NileTESOL newsletter

Atlantic Cape’s Judith Otterburn-Martinez, Associate Professor of English as a Second Language and Modern Language Department, was published in the December 2021 issue of the NileTESOL newsletter.

Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Mays Landing. Dr. Heard speaks at HAPS Town Hall Meeting.

Atlantic Cape biology professor Heard speaks at HAPS town hall on supporting students with disabilities

Atlantic Cape biology professor Barbara R. Heard was a speaker during the second of four town hall events supporting students with disabilities in anatomy and physiology laboratories hosted by the Human Anatomy and Physiology Society (HAPS).

Students interviewing professors for series on Women’s History Month at Atlantic Cape

In honor of Women's History Month, Student Engagement will be hosting interview sessions with select women faculty leaders and their students at all three campuses throughout the month of March.

Jerry Fox named 2022 Atlantic Cape Employee of the Year

Gerald Fox is Atlantic Cape Community College’s 2022 Employee of the Year. Fox was selected by his peers from a group of 15 full-time employees at the college. The announcement was made during a Zoom meeting with Atlantic Cape President Dr. Barbara Gaba on Thursday, Feb. 3.

Sign congratulating the Atlantic Cape men's basketball team on being Conference Champions.

Atlantic Cape Bucs end successful 21-22 regular men’s basketball season

The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers are co-Conference Champions. The men’s basketball team finished its regular season 15-5 in the Garden State Athletic Conference to take home the title along with Brookdale Community College before appearing in the Region 19 playoffs next week.

Atlantic Cape recognized as Leader College by Achieving the Dream

Atlantic Cape Community College has been recertified as a Leader College by Achieving the Dream (ATD), a national nonprofit dedicated to advancing community colleges as hubs of equity and mobility in their communities, for its efforts to ensure all students succeed.

First responders attend a training at Atlantic Cape's Cape May County campus in December 2021.

Atlantic Cape hosts first responder training in Cape May County

Atlantic Cape Community College’s Cape May County campus hosted the Cape May County Prosecutor’s Office and Louisiana State University’s National Center for Biomedical Research and Training for their Active Threat Integrated Response Course for 30 local first responders Dec. 13-17.

Atlantic Cape student club to host public Q&A event with accessibility advocate Jacob Hackett

Join Atlantic Cape Community College’s Community for the Differently Abled club for a discussion with local accessibility advocate Jacob Hackett 12:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 24 at the college’s Mays Landing campus.

Atlantic Cape scholarship recipients Megan Kazier and Briseida Olivera Moreno.

There's a scholarship for that at Atlantic Cape

Atlantic Cape offers hundreds of scholarship opportunities each year to new and current students made possible by the generous donations to the Atlantic Cape Foundation. Scholarships can cover the costs of tuition, fees and books.

historic photograph of Amatol, New Jersey.

Amatol: Atlantic County’s Boom Town

Atlantic Cape librarian Michael DiCamillo discusses Atlantic County's now-defunct Boom Town, Amatol, built during World War I around a munitions plant in Mullica Township.

Students say the darnedest things

Vickie Melograno, assistant professor of English, reflects on 24 years of teaching and the "odd, comic, and even poignant memories" of students throughout those years.

Lactation rooms available at Atlantic Cape

Lactation rooms available for use at all three campuses

Atlantic Cape Community College is dedicated to ensuring that nursing mothers are aware of the available lactation rooms on all three of our campuses.

Atlantic Cape students stock the new campus commissary in Mays Landing Feb. 3 as part of the Day of Service.

Students stock commissary for Day of Service at Atlantic Cape

Several students at Atlantic Cape Community College participated in a Day of Service on Thursday, Feb. 3, which honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Careme's exterior at Mays Landing campus

Careme’s now open for Spring 2022

Atlantic Cape Community College’s student-run restaurant, Careme’s, has reopened for the Spring 2022 semester and reservations are available.

Pan-African flag is raised in the quad at the Mays Landing campus at Atlantic Cape.

Day of Unity flag raising kicks off Black History Month events at Atlantic Cape

Black History Month 2022 kicked off across Atlantic Cape Community College’s three campuses on Tuesday, Feb. 1 with a Day of Unity flag raising ceremony in the quad.

2022 Atlantic Cape Restaurant Gala invite

Atlantic Cape Foundation presents 39th annual Restaurant Gala

Tickets on sale now for the scholarship fundraiser March 31 at Harrah’s in Atlantic City honoring retired ACA dean Chef Kelly McClay and the Mullock Family of Cape May

Black History Month events scheduled throughout February at Atlantic Cape

The Pan-African Flag will be raised Tuesday, Feb. 1 in the quad of Atlantic Cape Community College’s Mays Landing campus signaling the start of Black History Month and a series of events that will run throughout the month.

Atlantic Cape drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic postponed to Feb. 5

Atlantic Cape Community College will present a drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination and booster clinic 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 5 at the Worthington Atlantic City campus, 1535 Bacharach Blvd.

Sideview of Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Cape May County

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees announce 2022 Commencement speaker Jim Allen, approve honorary degree

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees took several actions at their monthly meeting Tuesday, Jan. 25 at the Cape May County campus, including awarding an honorary degree to 2022 Commencement keynote speaker James Allen, chairman of Hard Rock International and CEO of Seminole Gaming.

Atlantic Cape students Celimar Troche, 18, and Jenniffer Ozoria, 20, both of Pleasantville, stop by the Welcome Back table for a snack on the first day of Spring 2022 semester Jan. 24.

Students excited for return to Atlantic Cape campuses for Spring 2022 semester

Students at Atlantic Cape Community College returned to campus on Monday, Jan. 24 excited for the start of the Spring 2022 semester.

The 2019 President's Distinguished Alumni Award recipients

Nominations open for Atlantic Cape’s Alumni awards

Nominations are now open for the Atlantic Cape Community College 2022 President’s Distinguished Alumni Award and Young Alumni Achievement Award.

Children carry gifts they received during Atlantic Cape's Hope for the Holidays event in Brown's Park in Atlantic City

Atlantic Cape event provides Hope for the Holidays

More than 350 wrapped gifts were distributed to children and teens in Atlantic City on Saturday, Dec. 18 at Atlantic Cape Community College’s Hope for the Holidays event.

Atlantic Cape Community College campus in Mays Landing, Student Center building

Instructional Technology announces January training schedule

The Instructional Technology January 2022 training schedule has been announced.

Students of the Academy of Culinary Arts serve food during the President's Holiday Reception

President’s Holiday Reception recognizes college donors

Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba and the Atlantic Cape Foundation Board of Trustees hosted the President’s Holiday Reception Dec. 1 at Careme’s, the college’s student-run restaurant.

CFA presents on Assistive Technology

Atlantic Cape’s Center for Accessibility (CFA) and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee partnered to offer a virtual workshop 'Assistive Technology for the Learning Environment’ for all employees.

Officials from Atlantic Cape Community College, the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City and Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa hand out certificates of completion to ESL workshop participants..

ESL parent workshop participants receive certificates of completion

Fifteen parents were recognized Tuesday, Dec. 14 for completing a five-week English as a Second Language workshop offered by Atlantic Cape Community at the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City.

Architect's rendering of the new Wind Training Center in Atlantic City.

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees award contract for Wind Training Center construction

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees approved a $1,484,800 contract for the construction of a Wind Training Center at its Worthington Atlantic City campus.

Atlantic Cape offering Drone Training Course for First Responders

Atlantic Cape Community College will begin offering hands-on drone training courses for local first responders to maximize the use of drone technology in their departments.

GivingTuesday raises nearly $6K for Atlantic Cape students and initiatives

Through the generosity of community supporters, Atlantic Cape Community College raised nearly $6,000 during its GivingTuesday fundraising campaign, which will go to help students in need.

Absegami High School seniors Zoe Greblunas and Daphne Kershenblatt sit at a picnic table on Atlantic Cape's Mays Landing campus

Atlantic Cape’s Early College partnership brings 13 Greater Egg Harbor Regional seniors to campus full-time

Thirteen students from the Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District participating in their district’s Early College High School partnership with Atlantic Cape, where they earn both their high school diploma and their associate’s degree at the same time, are spending their entire senior year on campus.

Atlantic Cape to distribute toys at upcoming holiday event

The toys will be delivered by Santa Claus at the college’s Hope for the Holidays event 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18 in Brown’s Park in Atlantic City.

Board of Trustees appoints Maria Mento as chairperson at November meeting

Board of Trustees appoints Atlantic Cape alumna Maria Mento as chairwoman, approves contracts and personnel matters at November meeting

Atlantic Cape professor Mary Oves wins humor writing residency

Atlantic Cape Community College English professor Mary Oves was recently named one of three grand prize winners of the Erma Bombeck | Anna Lefler Humorist-in-Residence Program, where she will turn her experiences in widowhood into a book.

Professor Gwen McIntyre, who also teaches ESL classes at the Worthington Atlantic City campus

Atlantic Cape and Boys & Girls Club provide ESL classes thanks to Borgata grant

Atlantic Cape Community College and the Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City have partnered to offer English as a Second Language classes for club parents thanks to a $9,500 corporate grant from Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

Atlantic Cape to participate in GivingTuesday to benefit students

This GivingTuesday, the Atlantic Cape Foundation is asking South Jersey residents to consider donating to students at Atlantic Cape Community College.

Atlantic Cape staff, culinary students and chef educators at the Thanksgiving Luncheon Friday, Nov. 19 in City Center Park.

Atlantic Cape and Angels in Motion host free Thanksgiving Luncheon in Atlantic City

Atlantic Cape Community College hosted a free Thanksgiving Luncheon Friday, Nov. 19, providing food and resources to more than 150 people at City Center Park in Atlantic City.

Food placed on a table at The Hunger Banquet

Atlantic Cape’s Hunger Banquet brings attention to world hunger crisis

On Thursday, a group of students, staff and faculty at Atlantic Cape Community College gathered for a Thanksgiving meal with a focus on poverty and world hunger.

#Hashtags, #hashtags, #hashTags?

It is important to think of how to make a #Hashtag more accessible to your entire potential audience. Otherwise, one may inadvertently create a barrier to connect with significant segments of your potential audience.

SGA hosting Diaper Drive through Nov. 18

The Atlantic Cape Community College Student Government Association has partnered with the Food Bank of South Jersey to collect diapers, wipes and diaper cream for families in need this month.

Juliana Torres, Office Coordinator, Center For Accessibility, stands next to an information table.

Atlantic Cape Center for Accessibility recognizes World Usability Day

World Usability Day is internationally observed and is listed on the United Nations calendar. Every second Thursday in November (November 11th this year), events occur around the world that bring together different communities through the World Usability Initiative (WUI) to celebrate how we can make our world easy for all.

3 honored as 2021 Women of Wonder by Atlantic Cape and Women's Commission

Michele Gillian, Chase Jackson and Marilyn Miller were honored Wednesday, Nov. 10 as Cape May County’s 2021 Women of Wonder for their contributions to the local community.

Atlantic Cape Community College focuses on supporting student veterans through new position

Atlantic Cape Community College’s new Program Coordinator for Athletes and Veterans is helping the college to become a more military and veteran-friendly institution.

2021 Women's Volleyball team at Atlantic Cape Community College

Women’s Volleyball team ends 2021 season with 9-game winning streak, championship appearance

Atlantic Cape Community College’s Women Volleyball team finished a remarkable 2021 season Oct. 30, making it to the NJCAA Region 19 Division III championships before losing to No. 1 seed Raritan Valley.

Careme’s now open for dinner

Careme’s, Atlantic Cape Community College’s high-end and affordable, student-run restaurant, is now open for dinner.

Attendees at the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations District 1 Conference

Atlantic Cape receives Medallion Awards for 2021 marketing efforts

Atlantic Cape Community College took home two Medallion Awards at the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations District 1 Conference Oct. 25-27 in Long Branch.

Atlantic Cape archer Jocelyn Geese shoots a compound bow

Atlantic Cape archery team raises funds for National Breast Cancer Foundation

The Atlantic Cape Community College archery team raised $725 for the National Breast Cancer Foundation last month at its annual I Shoot for the Girls fundraiser.

Board of Trustees recognizes Kennedy and Lefke for exemplary service at October meeting

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 26, at the Mays Landing campus.

Juliana Torres, Specialist, Center For Accessibility, stands next to an information table

Atlantic Cape recognizes National Disability Employment Awareness Month

For the month of October, at the Mays Landing Campus, the Atlantic Cape Community College Center for Accessibility provided information regarding National Disability Employment Awareness Month.

College officials shovel dirt in a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Wind Training Center at the Atlantic City campus

Atlantic Cape breaks ground on Wind Training Center in Atlantic City

Atlantic Cape Community College broke ground Thursday, Oct. 28 on a 1,700-square-foot Wind Training Center at the Worthington Atlantic City campus as part of a nearly $3 million state grant aimed at growing the state’s offshore wind industry.

Think pink: Atlantic Cape promotes breast cancer awareness

Atlantic Cape Community College held several events in October in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The Clothesline Project set up in the Mays Landing campus Student Center

Clothesline Project brings domestic violence awareness to Atlantic Cape

Atlantic Cape Community College welcomed local nonprofit Avanzar and The Clothesline Project to its Mays Landing campus on Thursday in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October.

Academy of Culinary Arts students on stage

Academy of Culinary Arts students receive second-year chef's coats

Twenty-seven Academy of Culinary Arts students received their second-year chef’s coat and toque during a ceremony Wednesday, Oct. 20 at the Walter Edge Theatre on the Mays Landing Campus of Atlantic Cape Community College.

Atlantic Cape archer Matthew Byrnes shooting at a competition

Atlantic Cape archer Matthew Byrnes earns national record

Atlantic Cape Community College Buccaneer archer Matthew Byrnes, 21, earned a national record for USA Archery in April during the 50m round of the Eastern Regional Collegiate Championships at James Madison University in Harrisburg, Virginia.

Atlantic Cape Foundation golf tournament organizers holding oversized check

2021 Atlantic Cape golf tournament raises $61,470 for student scholarships

The Atlantic Cape Foundation raised a record-breaking $61,470 toward student scholarships at its annual Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament last week.

Halloween events for the whole community at Atlantic Cape

Atlantic Cape Community College’s Office of Community Outreach will present three, FREE Halloween events open to the public this October.

Nuestro Pueblo award winners pose together at the ceremony

Atlantic Cape accepts Nuestro Pueblo Award for local Hispanic outreach efforts

Atlantic Cape Community College was honored by Stockton’s Unidos Organization and the Hispanic Association of Atlantic County for its outreach efforts to the Latino community.

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2021 Women of Wonder recipients announced; Tickets on sale now

The 2021 recipients of the Women of Wonder awards, organized by the Atlantic Cape Foundation and the Cape May County Women’s Commission, are Marilyn Miller, director of the Sam. S. DeVico Middle Township Senior Center; Michele Gillian, executive director of the Ocean City Regional Chamber of Commerce; and Chase Jackson, director of the Ocean City Arts Center.

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Worthington Atlantic City Campus celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Atlantic Cape Community College Worthington Atlantic City campus hosts a Hispanic Heritage celebration Oct. 6, 2021.

Dr. Barbara Gaba accepts a Rutgers African-American Alumni Alliance Hall of Fame award

Dr. Gaba inducted into Rutgers African-American Alumni Alliance Hall of Fame

Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba was inducted into the Rutgers African-American Alumni Alliance Hall of Fame during the 18th annual ceremony Saturday, Oct. 2 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel.

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Atlantic Cape students encouraged to attend Transfer Fairs in October

Atlantic Cape Community College invites students to attend one of the three transfer fairs being held this October to learn about transferring upon completion of their associate’s degree.

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Register now for Atlantic Cape’s Oct. 15 golf tournament fundraiser

Help raise funds to support students in their academic pursuits by registering now for the 2021 Atlantic Cape Community College Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament Friday, Oct. 15 at Cape May National Golf Club.

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Atlantic Cape men's basketball coach looks toward successful season with new talent

The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers men's basketball season begins Nov. 9 against Rowan College of Gloucester County.

Board of Trustees recognizes Stockton's 50th, approves personnel actions

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted its monthly meeting Tuesday, Sept. 28 at the Mays Landing campus, recognizing Stockton University on its 50th anniversary and approving several personnel actions.

Atlantic Cape President Barbara Gaba and Distinguished Foundation Member Award recipient Gary Hill

Gary Hill named 2021 President’s Distinguished Foundation Board Member Award recipient

Atlantic Cape Community College has selected longtime Atlantic City resident and philanthropist Gary Hill to receive the 2021 President’s Distinguished Foundation Board Member Award.

Atlantic Cape Art Gallery reopens with Back to Nature exhibit

The Back to Nature exhibit, which features art created in various mediums by local artists, officially opened Oct. 1 and ran through Nov. 24. An opening reception for Back to Nature was held 5-7 p.m. Oct. 6.

Enrollment is open for fall Workforce Development Programs at Atlantic Cape Community College

Enrollment is open for Atlantic Cape Community College’s fall Workforce Development and Continuing Education programs, which this year includes several new offerings in in-demand fields like health care and culinary.

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I was skeptical about 'Immersive Van Gogh'...until I went

You know how some things, well, you're not quite sure will live up to the hype? I was afraid the "Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit" wouldn't, but it totally did and here’s why! The Traveling Adjunct, Tina Vignali, takes us to a popular Van Gogh exhibit in New York City.

Atlantic Cape celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month begins Sept. 15 and Atlantic Cape Community College is celebrating with live music, film, food and more.

Careme's to reopen for lunch Sept. 13

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Students at Atlantic Cape Can Receive Three FREE Credits this Fall

New and existing students enrolled in Fall classes are eligible for numerous programs.

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Atlantic Cape welcomes students back for Fall 2021

Atlantic Cape Community College welcomed back students to campus this fall with a barbecue, ice cream and games Wednesday, Sept. 8, in quad of the Mays Landing campus.

Academy of Culinary Arts at Atlantic Cape Again Receives American Culinary Federation Accreditation

Three Academy of Culinary Arts programs also receive “Exemplary” status.

August 2021 Board of Trustees Meeting

The Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees approves the 'Securing our Children's Future' Bond Act Grant to include new innovation center supporting e-gaming and cybersecurity programs.

Oct. 15 Golf Tournament to Benefit Atlantic Cape Students

The Atlantic Cape Foundation will hold the 2021 Golf Tournament at Cape May National Golf Club in Cape May.

Atlantic Cape Erases $1.1 Million in Tuition and Fees Debt for 1,258 Students

Debt relief possible thanks to the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) grant.

Atlantic Cape Wins Offshore Wind Safety Training Challenge

Atlantic Cape will receive $3 million to establish an industry-recognized Global Wind Organization safety training program and facility to prepare NJ workers for jobs in the state’s growing offshore wind industry.

Atlantic Cape awarded $10,000 from the National Junior College Athletic Association and First Point Volleyball Foundation

As announced by the NJCAA, the NJCAA Foundation and First Point Volleyball Foundation has awarded Atlantic Cape a $10,000 grant to establish a men’s volleyball program.

June 2021 Board of Trustees Meeting

The Atlantic Cape Community College Board of Trustees conducted their monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 22, via Zoom conference call.

Kim Stowell Earns Master's Degree

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Atlantic Cape Receives Grant for Revitalization of Atlantic City’s Inlet Section

The community program asks for participation and input during upcoming town halls

Scholarships Available for Drone Program at Cape May Campus

Scholarship funds to benefit Cape May County residents enrolled in drone classes for September 2021

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Matthew Byrnes Named To Collegiate All-American Archery Team

Atlantic Cape Community College Archer Matthew Byrnes was named to the 2021 Collegiate All-American Archery Team at the United States Collegiate Championships in Richmond, Virginia.

“Atlantic City Works” Job Training Program Announced

Atlantic Cape to run the “Atlantic City Works” Job Training Program funded through a grant from the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority.

Drive-through and Virtual Graduation Celebrations Announced

In an effort to truly recognize the accomplishments of the class of 2021, Atlantic Cape Community College will host two separate graduation events.

2021 President’s Distinguished Alumni Recipients

Atlantic Cape Community College Honors the 2021 President’s Distinguished Alumni Award Winners.

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Atlantic Cape And Rutgers Scholarship Program Continues

Nearly $200,000 Awarded to Atlantic Cape Graduates by Rutgers-Camden for 2020-21 Academic Year.

April 2021 Board of Trustees Meeting

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees Welcomes New Trustee Dr. Robert Previti and Approves an Honorary Associate’s Degree to Dr. Natasha Corbitt, the 2021 Commencement Keynote Speaker.

Worthington Hosts Community Outreach Events in April

In April three community outreach events were held at the Worthington Campus in Atlantic City.

March 2021 Board of Trustees Meeting

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees Approves No Increase in Student Tuition and Fees at the March Meeting

Traveling Adjunct March 2021

The Traveling Adjunct stays close to home in South Jersey, visiting Batsto.

February 2021 Board of Trustees Meeting

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees Approves Contracts and Personnel Matters at February Meeting

Enrollment open for spring Workforce Development programs at Atlantic Cape

Enrollment is now open for Atlantic Cape Community College’s spring Workforce Development and Continuing Education programs.

In Memory of Wallace Kaenzig

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January 2021 Board of Trustees Meeting

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees Honors Trustee Helen Walsh for 15 Years of Service, Approves Contracts and Grants at January Meeting.

Cape May Campus Hosts The Caring for Kids' Reverse Christmas Parade

November 2020 Board of Trustees Meeting

Board of Trustees Appoints Trustee James B. Kennedy, Esq. as Chairperson and Recognizes Trustee Brian Lefke for 25 years of service.

Atlantic Cape Wins Two Medallions for Marketing & Public Relations

Atlantic Cape was recognized for excellence by the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations.

The Atlantic Cape Foundation Participates in GivingTuesday Movement

Donations received will be used to fund scholarships and emergency funds for students.

Meet Atlantic Cape's Alumni Trustee: Valerie Myland

Atlantic Cape’s Alumni trustee working to support students in need, especially during pandemic.

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3 Brothers, Baseball Standouts, Battling for Same Starting Position

Their passion for the game began in Puerto Rico, and has continued since they moved to New Jersey in 2008.

In Memory of Eric Reynolds

In Memory Dr. Louise Kaplan

In Memory of Dr. Helen Bolnick

In Memory of Bob Burns

In Memory of Professor Richard B. Benner

Atlantic Cape Grad Earns Success in Local Boys and Girls Club

Nathan Evans, class of 2015 joined the team at the Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City as the organization's Teen Center Director at the newly opened MGM Resorts International Teen Center for Economic Youth Development and College Readiness.

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - October 20, 2020

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Professor Russell receives 2020 Lindback Award

The Lindback Award is presented to an Atlantic Cape faculty member who has significantly enhanced the process of student learning. Congratulations to Professor Richard Russell.

In Memory of Richard Kalman

Cheryl Knowles-Harrigan Gives Art Lessons To Seniors Online

Cheryl Knowles-Harrigan was enlisted by the Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts to film art lessons for Senior Citizens who may be isolated and/or may wish to do some personal enrichment.

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Atlantic Cape Alumnus Working To Find COVID-19 Treatment

Distinguished Alumni Award Winner, Now Clinical Research Manager at Mt. Sinai Hospital, at Forefront Treating and Researching Deadly Disease.

September 2020 Board of Trustees Meeting

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees Approves Grant Submissions and Contracts in their September Meeting.

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba - August 31, 2020

A welcome back message from Dr. Barbara Gaba for the beginning of the fall semester and an update on resources available to students to help them succeed.

Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - August 24, 2020

Message from the President about preparation for the Fall 2020 semester.

Professor Russell Outdoor Poetry Readings

Rich Russell, Assistant Professor of English, read with a group of local poets at two recent outdoor events in Somers Point.

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - August 17, 2020

An update from Dr. Barbara Gaba about Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) Allocations and on-campus safety protocols to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

2020 Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament

Atlantic Cape Community College plans to hold its 2020 Scramble ‘FORE’ Scholarships Golf Tournament on Fri., Oct. 16, at Cape May National Golf Club in Cape

August Travelling Adjunct

The Traveling Adjunct is being creative with recipe ideas during the quarantine. Why not try something new?

In Memory of Rob Townsend, Supervisor of Facilities Operations

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - July 27, 2020

Important information from Dr. Barbara Gaba about the return to campus operations, online learning, and student services.

Celebrating Heroes Among Us: Spotlight on Angelina Hawk Class of 2017

Atlantic Cape alumna Angelina Hawk who is a Cape Regional Medical Center ICU Registered Nurse and also works as a respiratory triage nurse at another local hospital and a critical care transport nurse for two agencies.

Celebrating Heroes Among Us: Spotlight on Katherine Melo Class of 2018

Katherine Melo works as a Registered Nurse at the AtlantiCare Hospital in Atlantic City. In addition to her nursing degree from Atlantic Cape, she also received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Rutgers University in May 2020.

Celebrating Heroes Among Us: Spotlight on DiChera Helm ICU Nurse

DiChera Helm has been a cardiac nurse in the ICU for Inspira Health for almost two years. She completed certification as a Critical Care Registered Nurse and is board certified as a medical-surgical nurse through the American Nurses Credentialing Center. All of the ICUs in the hospital where she works were converted to COVID units.

Celebrating Our Heroes: Felix Contreras-Castro Clinical Research Manager

Felix Contreras-Castro is working as a Clinical Research Manager at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. Felix is an Adjunct Professor at Atlantic Cape where he triple majored and is a Distinguished Alumni Award Recipient.

Celebrating Heroes Among Us: Djaniella Dimayuga Registered Nurse

Djaniella Dimayuga, an Atlantic Cape nursing program alumna, is proud to be on the frontlines fighting the battle against COVID-19. She works at the Neonatal ICU at Bellevue Hospital in New York City.

Celebrating Heroes Among Us: Spotlight on Rebecca Portnoy Class of 2017

Atlantic Cape Alumna, Rebecca Portnoy is currently working on the frontlines at the San Diego County Psychiatric Hospital. Rebecca Portnoy earned her Associate of Applied Science degree in nursing at Atlantic Cape in 2017.

Atlantic Cape and Rowan University Partner on National Science Grant

Students in Atlantic Cape Community College’s Drone and Aviation Department will help Rowan researchers and engineers examine ways to improve artificial intelligence systems.

Atlantic Cape Announces Reopening Plan for Fall 2020

Atlantic Cape Community College to Open Fall Semester on August 31 with On-Campus and Remote Learning Options

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba - July 6, 2020

An update from Dr. Barbara Gaba regarding Atlantic Cape's reopening plan and other important information about financial assistance available to students.

Atlantic Cape Honors Class of 2020 With Virtual Graduation

Atlantic Cape held a virtual graduation, which took place on June 11 at 6 p.m. through YouTube, Facebook, and on our website.

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba - June 30, 2020

An update from Dr. Barbara Gaba on campus operations, as well as, reopening information and grant updates.

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Atlantic Cape Announces Virtual Graduation

In an unprecedented year with the COVID-19 pandemic, it was of paramount importance to Atlantic Cape Community College to celebrate the Class of 2020 graduates for their achievements and hard work.

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Atlantic Cape 2020 President’s Distinguished Alumni Recipients Selected

The Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation selected four recipients for the 2020 President’s Distinguished Alumni Award.

Atlantic Cape Celebrates Alumni Serving on Frontlines of COVID-19 Crisis

Atlantic Cape Community College celebrates alumni serving on the frontlines of COVID-19 crisis during Community College Month.

Restaurant Gala Canceled, Virtual Raffles Planned

Our Annual Restaurant Gala will regrettably not be held this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There are still many ways to help support our students.

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Quarantine Recipe Idea

The Traveling Adjunct is being creative with recipe ideas during the quarantine. Why not try something new?

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A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - April 6, 2020

A weekly update from Dr. Barbara Gaba regarding commencement and Atlantic Cape supporting its community and students during this challenging time.

Sharpening Their Skills

The Academy of Culinary Arts held a Knife Skills Class to help sharpen our techniques in the kitchen.

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba March 16, 2020

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - March 23, 2020

An update from Dr. Barbara Gaba about the COVID-19 pandemic and Atlantic Cape's response.

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - March 17, 2020

An update from Dr. Barbara Gaba on campus operations and important information about essential personnel and the transition of work from campus to home.

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba - March 16, 2020

Information from Dr. Barbara Gaba regarding the creation of the Coronavirus Task Force.

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba - March 13, 2020

An important update from Dr. Barbara Gaba about COVID-19, spring break, and online learning.

A Message From Dr. Barbara Gaba - March 12, 2020

Important information from Atlantic Cape president, Dr Barbara Gaba about best practices for preventing the spread of COVID-19.

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - March 11, 2020

A daily update from Dr Barbara Gaba about the COVID-19 pandemic and Atlantic Capes response.

A “Rogue” Author Speaks at Cape May Campus

Atlantic Cape welcomed author Wes Swain last week to our Cape May Campus.

Marty Small, Yolanda Melville, Michael Epps

Black History Month Panel at Worthington Campus

The panel was created to augment student’s Black History educational experience from the perspective of successful prominent Atlantic City residents.

Atlantic Cape Archery Team Competes at the US Indoor National Championship

The Atlantic Cape Community College Archery Team participated in the United States Indoor National Championships in Lancaster PA on February 23rd and 24th, 2020.

Cape May Campus Ends Black History Month on Good Note

Cape May Student Services presented, “Harriet Tubman Tales from the Cape,” to honor Black History Month.

Ready, Set, Admit: Leading an Admission Team from Prospect to Matriculation

Joseph Rooney, Director of Admissions at Atlantic Cape, speaks on leading an Admission Team through matriculation.

Black History Month Essay Contest Winner Announced

Worthington Campus paid tribute to Black History Month by having an essay contest. An inspiring topic was focused on Dreams, for our education, family, and future as Americans.

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2019 Atlantic Cape Alumni Awarded GSAC Woman of the Year

Atlantic Cape Alumni was awarded the Garden State Athletic Conference 2019 Woman of the Year Award.

Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba along with Trustee Harrison Furman and Alumni Trustee Ahmet Sahingoz with Congressman Jeff Van Drew

Dr. Barbara Gaba Meets with Legislators to Advocate for Community Colleges

Dr. Barbara Gaba Meets with Legislators in Washington DC to Advocate for Community Colleges

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - February 17, 2020

A message from Dr. Barbara Gaba introducing Atlantic Cape's new Chief Information Officer, John Piazza.

Oakcrest High School Gospel Choir Rocks the Worthington Campus

Worthington campus continued their celebration of Black History Month on Wednesday, February 12, 2020. The Oakcrest High School Gospel Choir of Mays Landing, NJ sang to an audience of more than 60 students and staff.

Cape May County Campus Celebrates Black History Month

Dr. Tammy DeFranco, Director of Student Affairs at our Cape May Campus, provided information celebrating Black History Month.

A.C. Native Celebrates Black History Month With Her Documentary On The City

Our Worthington campus celebrated Black History Month on February 5, 2020, with a film documentary of Atlantic City presented by Turiya S.A. Raheem, English Instructor.

The “Twin Poets” Captivate An Audience On Our Mays Landing Campus

The "Twin Poets" gave a free public performance at the Mays Landing campus to celebrate Black History Month.

Cape May County Tech High School Welcome

Welcome Our New Students From Cape May County Technical High School

Atlantic Cape staff from our Cape May campus visited Cape May County Technical High School this January where 14 new students enrolled in with us.

Atlantic Cape And Sinclair College to Host A Drone Kick-Starter Competition

Atlantic Cape signed a Subaward Agreement with Sinclair College of Ohio to partner in the National Science Foundation-funded project, “Educating Entrepreneurial Technicians for Unmanned Aerial Systems.” The subaward began this fall and continues through Sept. 30, 2022. One of the capstones of this partnership will be a drone kick-starter program hosted by Sinclair College at Atlantic Cape, dates to be announced.

A Message from Dr. Barbara Gaba - January 22, 2020

An update from Dr. Barbara Gaba regarding Tuition-Free College, Facility and Technology Capital Investments and the upcoming campus-wide meeting.

Atlantic Cape competes at Lancaster Archery Classic

The Atlantic Cape Community College Archery Team participated in the Lancaster Archery Classic in Lancaster PA in January 2020.

Veteran’s Community Engagement Forum held at Cape May County Campus

Our Cape May County Campus welcomed over 60 Veterans on Wednesday, January 15, 2020.

Dancing the Stress Away at Worthington Campus

Worthington students continued to receive effective stress relief support before finals on Tuesday, December 10, 2019 with Zumba dance.

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Director of Accessibility Attends "An Evening With Temple Grandin"

Dr. Temple Grandin presented a talk about employing those who are differently-abled in meaningful careers in Galloway, New Jersey.

Well Deserved Stress Relief Found on Our Worthington Campus

Worthington students, staff, and faculty were treated to massages and healthy snacks; bananas, granola bars, and bottled water to help them relieve stress for finals.

Annual Foundation Golf Tournament raised over $42,000 for scholarships

Golf Tournament Raises Over $42,000 for Atlantic Cape Students

The 2019 Atlantic Cape Community College Scramble “Fore” Scholarships golf tournament raised over $42,000 for student aid and Foundation operations.

Natalie Devonish announced as new dean of atlantic city campus

Community Activist Natalie Devonish Named New Dean of Worthington Atlantic City Campus

Atlantic Cape Community College is excited to announce Natalie Devonish as the new Dean of our Worthington Atlantic City Campus and Executive Director of Workforce Development.

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President Dr. Barbara Gaba receives recognition as a “Woman of Achievement”

The Garden State Council of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) recognized Atlantic Cape Community College President Dr. Barbara Gaba as the 2019 Woman of Achievement for Cape May County.

Atlantic Cape Ballot Bowl 2019 Kick-Off

To encourage and promote civic engagement, particularly among our young people, the Department of State and Secretary of State Tahesha Way announced the launch of the 2019 New Jersey Ballot Bowl – A Statewide Non-Partisan Voter Registration Competition Led By and For Students. Students at campuses across the state will compete against one another to register the most students to vote.

Joshua Carroll Earns WAS Certification

Joshua Carroll, Instructional Technology, earned the Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS) certification from the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP).

Aviation Studies Program Participates on Panel at 5th Annual UAS Conference

Aviation studies professor Jim Eberwine spoke on the Air Mobility panel at the 5th annual UAS conference in Cape May County.

Fiji is Calling – You Should Answer!

Like you really need a reason to go to Fiji? Just in case you had any doubt, here are some of the best reasons to start planning your Fiji adventure! Tina Vignali is an English as a Second Language adjunct at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City Campus. She writes a monthly travel-themed column for the CommuniCator. You can follow her trips around the block and journeys around the world in her travel blog Traveleidoscope.com. Psst! You can also visit Traveleidoscope on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter! She’s a member of the North American TravelJournalists Association!

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Atlantic Cape Knitting Group Donates Hand-Made Newborn Hats

Atlantic Cape Library Assistant Sue Skinner and Director of Academic Support Services Janet Hauge came up with the idea as a way of uniting faculty, staff, students, and the community in a fun weekly knitting group to benefit others.

Atlantic Cape Library Hosts Book Discussion of “Trevor Noah: Born A Crime”

The Atlantic Cape library hosted a book discussion of Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood by Trevor Noah on Tuesday, September 10 at 12:30 in the Spangler Library.

The Traveling Adjunct Get Your Vermont On! 5 Things to Do in Rutland

Travel to Vermont! Tina Vignali is an English as a Second Language adjunct at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City Campus. She writes a monthly travel-themed column for the CommuniCator. You can follow her trips around the block and journeys around the world in her travel blog Traveleidoscope.com.

Publications Room Named after Gerri Black; Dedication Ceremony & Reception

On September 5th, 2019 college faculty, staff, board/foundation members and the community gathered to celebrate the life and work of retired Atlantic Cape English Professor Gerri Black at the unveiling of the Publications Room being named in her memory.

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Atlantic Cape Buccaneers Give Back at the AC Rescue Mission Gala

The Atlantic Cape Buccaneers Baseball team served as ushers & greeters for the Atlantic City Rescue Mission Summer Gala and met keynote speaker, baseball legend Darryl Strawberry.

Atlantic Cape Archery competes in 2019 National Championships

Atlantic Cape had five archers qualify to participate in the 2019 U.S. National Collegiate Championships. The event was hosted by Ohio State University and included over 50 college teams.

Athletics Department held the 2019 baseball commitment ceremony

Second Annual Baseball Commitment Ceremony

The Athletics Department held its second annual Baseball Commitment Ceremony. Letters of Intent were signed by local high school seniors who will attend Atlantic Cape in the Fall.

Atlantic Cape Welcomes Local High School Students for College Awareness Day

Local high school students celebrated College Awareness Day with Atlantic Cape.

Atlantic Cape 2019 Phi Theta Kappa Inductions

Atlantic Cape Inducts Students Into Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society

Atlantic Cape 2019 Commencement Information

Commencement was held on Thursday, May 23, 2019, at 11 a.m. on the Mays Landing Campus.

Professor Effie Russell Receives 2019 Governor’s Award in Arts Education

The award recognizes arts educators and arts education advocates, whose leadership has helped nurture the development of students in the arts across the state.

Two Hospitality Students Receive Scholarships at AC Host Awards

Artesha Lewis and Mackenzie Smith, two Atlantic Cape Hospitality students received scholarships from the Atlantic City Concierge Association. The awards were presented at the AC Host Awards which honors employees in the tourism/hospitality industry who enhance the experience for Atlantic City visitors.

Worthington Campus Offers Stress Relief & Healthy Snacks for Finals Week

Rob and Liz from Massage on the Go USA set up their massage chairs in the Worthington lobby on Tuesday May 7, 2019. They gave five minute massages to Worthington students, to help them relieve stress during finals week.

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The Traveling Adjunct – 12 of the Most Remote Places on Earth (Part 2)

Tina Vignali is an English as a Second Language adjunct at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City Campus. She writes a monthly travel-themed column for the CommuniCator. You can follow her trips around the block and journeys around the world in her travel blog Traveleidoscope.com. Psst! You can also visit Traveleidoscope on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter! And guess what – she’s now a member of the North American Travel Journalists Association!

Small but Mighty… Student Support Services Volunteer at the Food Bank

The Student Support Services program sponsored our Annual Day of Service at the Community Food Bank on March 15, 2019.

Chad Bullock & Josh Carroll earn CPACC Certification

Chad Bullock, Center for Accessibility, and Josh Carroll, Instructional Technology, earned the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) certification from the International Association of Accessibility Professionals.

Barbara Clark Retiring after 25 Years of Service to Atlantic Cape

Barbara Clark Retiring after 25 Years of Service to Atlantic Cape, a celebration was held at Blue Heron Pines on March 28th, 2019.

The Traveling Adjunct March 2019 – The Most Remote Places on Earth Part 1

Tina Vignali is an English as a Second Language adjunct at the Charles D. Worthington Atlantic City Campus. She writes a monthly travel-themed column for the CommuniCator. You can follow her trips around the block and journeys around the world in her travel blog Traveleidoscope.com. Psst! You can also visit Traveleidoscope on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter! And guess what – she’s now a member of the North American Travel Journalists Association!

Buccaneers Baseball Team Supports Basketball against Ocean County

The Gym on Atlantic Cape’s Mays Landing Campus was rocking as the Baseball Buccaneers came out in force to support their brothers and sisters on the men’s and women’s basketball teams as they competed against the Ocean County College Vikings.

Black History Month 2019 – Open Mic Night Finale in Atlantic City

Students from the Worthington campus ended their Black History Month celebration being entertained with an Open Mic competition on Wednesday 27, 2019. The activity was created to complement their academic curriculum and to augment the student’s Black History educational experience.

Black History Month 2019 – A Visit From Bridgeton Mayor Albert Kelly

The Worthington campus continued their celebration of Black History Month on Tuesday February 26, 2019. The Honorable Mayor Albert Kelly of Bridgeton, NJ spoke to an audience of more than 65 students.

Worthington Campus Celebrates Black History Month

Worthington campus welcomed Vanessa Julye on Tuesday February 19, 2019 as a guest speaker for Black History Month. She has published numerous articles on Quakers and racism and travels throughout the United States and abroad speaking and leading workshops on related issues.

The Traveling Adjunct Feb 2019 Where To Celebrate Mardi Gras

New Orleans is probably the first place that comes to mind when you think of Mardi Gras, but did you know there are lots of other places that celebrate some version of Mardi Gras? Here are three that totally on my bucket list! By the way – Mardi Gras is on March 5 this year!

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Atlantic Cape Recognized As Leader In Accessibility

Through our newly formed Center for Accessibility at Atlantic Cape, we will continue to ensure that students who experience disability have equal opportunity and access, on campus, and beyond.

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39th annual Holocaust Awareness program to discuss Anne Frank investigation

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Academy of Culinary Arts debuts food truck, partnership with Chow to help veterans

Academy of Culinary Arts alum returns to Atlantic Cape for molecular gastronomy collaboration

Atlantic Cape Basketball players receive 2021-22 Region 19 accolades

Academy of Culinary Arts celebrates 40 years

Atlantic Cape presents Maker’s Day and Open House March 26

Rita Rothberg discusses Women’s Suffrage at Atlantic Cape on International Women’s Day

Atlantic Cape Art Gallery hosts 'Celebrate Atlantic Cape' show this spring

Jacob Hackett discusses accessibility advocacy at Atlantic Cape

Board of Trustees approves FY23 budget with no increase in general tuition, reduction in Academy of Culinary Arts tuition

Faculty in the Spotlight: Kenyatta Collins

Otterburn-Martinez published in NileTESOL newsletter

Atlantic Cape biology professor Heard speaks at HAPS town hall on supporting students with disabilities

Students interviewing professors for series on Women’s History Month at Atlantic Cape

Jerry Fox named 2022 Atlantic Cape Employee of the Year

Atlantic Cape Bucs end successful 21-22 regular men’s basketball season

Atlantic Cape recognized as Leader College by Achieving the Dream

Atlantic Cape hosts first responder training in Cape May County

Atlantic Cape student club to host public Q&A event with accessibility advocate Jacob Hackett

There's a scholarship for that at Atlantic Cape

Amatol: Atlantic County’s Boom Town

Students say the darnedest things

Lactation rooms available for use at all three campuses

Students stock commissary for Day of Service at Atlantic Cape

Careme’s now open for Spring 2022

Day of Unity flag raising kicks off Black History Month events at Atlantic Cape

Atlantic Cape Foundation presents 39th annual Restaurant Gala

Black History Month events scheduled throughout February at Atlantic Cape

Atlantic Cape drive-thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic postponed to Feb. 5

Atlantic Cape Board of Trustees announce 2022 Commencement speaker Jim Allen, approve honorary degree

Students excited for return to Atlantic Cape campuses for Spring 2022 semester