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CCBC president announces retirement plans
Community College of Baltimore County President Sandra Kurtinitis announced she will step down, effective July 31, 2027.
CCBC to break ground on Welding and Trades Center
The Community College of Baltimore County will hold a groundbreaking for its Welding and Trades Center on April 29 at its Dundalk campus.
CCBC Dundalk gallery reception celebrates Turner Station’s legacy
Community College of Baltimore County celebrated the legacy of Turner Station with a reception on Feb. 19.
MD colleges start programs to give high schoolers jump on campus life
These initiatives from Maryland institutions are introducing students to college life early in an effort designed to not only give them a head start but also to encourage them to stay.
CCBC business center awards $80K to Baltimore entrepreneurs
The Community College of Baltimore County’s Center for Business Innovation & Trades has awarded a combined $80,000 to 12 entrepreneurs.
CCBC launches VR training for dental hygiene program
CCBC announced its dental hygiene program is the first in the U.S. to merge immersive virtual reality simulation training into its curriculum.
Johnson Controls renews CCBC workforce development grant
The Community College of Baltimore County received a $100,000 grant through the Johnson Controls Community College Partnership Program.
Businesses impacted by Key Bridge collapse to graduate from CCBC accelerator program
Dundalk-area businesses adversely affected by the Key Bridge collapse are set to graduate from CCBC business accelerator program.
CCBC launching Center for AI and Cyber Innovation
Community College of Baltimore County will open its new Center for AI and Cyber Innovation with a ribbon-cutting and luncheon on Oct. 29.
CCBC to offer accelerator program for Randallstown businesses
CCBC is launching a small business accelerator program catered to companies based in Randallstown beginning January 2026.
CCBC to launch welding training center with $1M grant
The Community College of Baltimore County received a grant from the Baltimore Community Foundation to establish a welding training center.
CCBC to launch social work degree program
The Community College of Baltimore County plans to launch a new associate of arts in social work this fall, school officials announced.
