WORKING IN AND GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY


  FREE FACILITIES USE DELIVERED TO:

 Cape May County Campus

 Mays Landing Campus

 Worthington Atlantic City Center

 

 WORKING IN AND GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY 

CONTRIBUTION OF TIME BY COLLEGE STAFF

 

Department
Contact
Community Outreach
Office of the President Dr. Peter Mora

Chairman of the NJCCConsortium for Workforce and Economic
Development Board of Directors
Atlantic/Cape May Workforce Investment
Executive Board
Greater AC Regional Chamber of Commerce
American Heart Walk Board {and supporting events}

Rotary Club of Atlantic City
Stan Marczyk Scholarship Fund for HSHS
Assocation of Community College Trustees

Professional Board Staff Network Cape May
County Chamber of Commerce

Brittany Williams

Director of Board of Trustees Services Northeast Regional member-at-large for the Association of County College Trustees, Professional Board Staff Network     
Atlantic County Department of Health

Mobilization for Action throuogh Planning and Partnerships

American Heart Walk Board {and supporting events}

BettyAnn Inloe Hines American Heart Walk (and supporting events)
Office of the Dean, WACC, Community Affairs Bobby L. Royal, Sr.

Jersey Shore Council of the Boy Scouts of America Executive Board

United Way of Atlantic County Board of Directors
Main Street Atlantic City Steering Committee
ACCC Diversity and Equity Committee

Janet Brenner

Atlantic Cape Safe Youth Partnership Advisory Board
ACCC Diversity and Equity Committee
ACCC Sabbatical Committee

 

Josie Chivalette ACCCC Diversity and Equity Committee
ACCC MIS Committee
Kanchan Pandit ACCC Diversity and Equity Committee
Office of the Dean, Continuing Ed and Resource
Development Executive Director, ACCC Foundation 		Patricia Gentile Girl Scouts of Central and Southern NJ
Development Committee Chair
NJCC Advancement Officer
United Way of Atlantic County, Women's Initiative Committee
NJCC Senior Continuing Ed Officers Committee
Jean McAlister Boys and Girls Club S Jersey Men are Cooking and Noyes museum events committees
Kathy Corbalis National Council for Marketing and Public Relations Board, District 1 Director Newhouse School of Public Communication, Syracuse
Sherwood L. Taylor University, student mentor
Cape May County Chamber of Commerce
Education Committee
Kathy McGowan ACCC Holiday Party Committee
Office of the Dean of Cape May County and Labor Relations Dr. Joseph Rossi Cape May County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Amateur Softball Association Umpires, 6th District President

Office of the Dean
Administration, Planning, And Research

Dr. Richard Perniciaro

Kessler Memorial Hospital Board of Directors

Office of the Senior Dean Of Academics Dr. Arthur Wexler Academic Officers Association
Association of American Colleges and Universities
American Psychological Association
Dr. Ron McArthur
Hamilton Township Historical Commission member
Dan Thoren Atlantic County Ethics Board Chair NJ Assessment Group
Dr. Dorothea Dunayer ACCC’s representative to the Atlantic and Cape May Counties Superintendents’ Roundtable
ACCC Assessment Committee
ACCC Sabbatical Committee
Christina Cavage ACHS Regional Newcomer Grant Project Advisory Board
Absecon Schools Decoration PTO Committee member and grant writer
Girl Scout Troop 13331 Cookie Parent
Tom Boghosian Sierra Club’s South Jersey Group chair Atlantic
Elinor Mattern City Arts Commission
Richard Gibbons ACCC History and Government Club Advisor
Mary Yoa Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers,Computer Division
Amy Shelton ACCC liaison to the Mathematical Association of America

The following events have been sponsored and/or supported by the Community Affairs Program.

2007-2008
A group of students from the St. James A. M. Church's Choices Program



" A group of students from the St. James A. M. Church's Choices Program that meets at the Worthington Center took part in an International Day of Peace program at the United Nations Headquarters in New York City on March 12, 2008."
Cast of the PUSHCART PLAYERS in "The Last, The Very Last...Butterfly," Holocaust Awareness Program presented by ACCC in conjunction with the Richard Stockton College of NJ. in the Walter E. Edge Theatre on March 11, 2008.  Funded by the Diversity and Equity Committee and the Community Affairs Program, ...Butterfly is a musical presentation based on the poems and artwork of the children who were imprisoned at the Terezin concentration camp from 1942 to 1944.  Most perished before their twelfth birthday.  Their work, discovered after the war, serves as a memorial.

 


Pushcart Players







Dear America 		On Sunday, March 9th, 2008, approximately 150 Atlantic County families enjoyed  the free play "Dear America,"  at the Walter E. Edge Theatre.  ACCC hosted the 11th Annual Family Week at the Theatre, sponsored by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional support provided by Bank of America, Discover Jersey Arts, the New Jersey Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, the Horizon Foundation for New Jersey, the Fund for New Jersey Blind, the Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, the Library Association of New Jersey, the George Ohl, Jr. Trust, and Johnson & Johnson.  ACCC also hosted a performance of the play earlier in  the day at the Middle Township PAC.

Philadanco!


Philadanco! dancers

 

 

"Philadanco's" dancers are a miracle of skill and evergy.  They work in a range of idioms most companies don't even try to possess... A company that can do more than just anything... It can represent the possibilities of human spirit through hance."               Dance Magazine

 

ACCC Community Affairs Department Sponsors

Free Lecture Demonstration

12:30-1:30pm, April 15, 2008

Walter E. Edge Theatre

ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

 

The following events have been sponsored and/or supported by the Community Affairs Program.

2006-2007

St. James Youth Project CHILL

In the summer of 2006, Pastor Attles of St. James AME Church and members Rhonda Hart and Barbara Woodall met with Dean Bobby L. Royal, Sr. and Janet Brenner. The St. James group had developed a youth program, Choices for High-schoolers in Learning Literacy (CHILL).  Dedicated volunteers joined to encourage 7th though 12th grade students to make better choices in their lives by exposing them to existing choices.  ACCC offered use of a college classroom for two hours a day, three days a week and a group of volunteer instructors and students began a summer reading program.

An ongoing after school program consisting of computer technology, tutoring, and mentoring began in the fall with ACCC providing a classroom and a fully equipped computer lab for the group.

Volunteers not in photos: Yvonne Allmond, Mary Jean Burke, and Raymond Tyler

St. James Group

Left to right:  Janet Brenner, Director of Community and Cultural Affairs, ACCC, 
Ms. Rhonda Hart,
Mrs. Cydnee Phoenix,
Bobby L. Royal,Sr., Dean of the Worthington Atlantic City Campus and Community Affairs, Reverend  Dr. James Coaxum, III,  Pastor of St. James AME Church, Ms. Barbara Woodall, and Ms. Redenia Gilliam-Mosee.





Standing, left to right:  
Rev. Carolyn Montague,
Rhonda Hart, Veronica Giddens,
Bobby L. Royal, Sr.

Seated,  left to right:
Aleia Lloyd, Ginae Hart,
Kaleia Lloyd

 Students at computers