SGA and CAB to host spirit week
Amber Nathan, Editor-in-Chief
September 17, 2019
The Campus Activities Board and the Student Government Association are hosting a Spirit Week from Sept. 23-27. Each day will have a different theme with a new club collaborating. “I really like collaborating with clubs,” SGA President Mitchell Santos said. “That’s the most exciting part...
Swoop stars in new advertising campaign
Mackenzie Airey, Graphics Editor
September 2, 2019
AACC rolled out a new advertising campaign in July. The “Road Hawk” campaign involves students driving cars wrapped in decals featuring the Riverhawk’s mascot, Swoop, to promote AACC. AACC contracted the Delaware start-up Carvertise for the campaign. Carvertise collaborates with companies...
College rededicates MLK memorial
Christian Richey, Associate Editor
August 28, 2019
AACC officials unveiled a redesign of the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial Tuesday on West Campus. Chief Diversity Officer Dr. Deidre Dennie was among the speakers at the rededication, which came 13 years after the monument was initially erected. “I thought the ceremony went great,” Dennie...
AACC gets new ceramics chair
Amber Nathan, Editor-in-Chief
August 28, 2019
AACC’s new ceramics chair started her job on August 16, taking the place of an award-winning professor. Rick Malmgren, who won the Christine Storck Leadership Legacy Award for his commitment to student engagement, retired in June. This left his position open for Sara Prigodich, who has been working...
Strategic communications to debut podcast
Christian Richey, Associate Editor
August 27, 2019
The staff of AACC’s Strategic Communications department will debut a new podcast this September. Executive Director of Strategic Communications Dan Baum will be the host of Redefine U, a new podcast debuting Sept. 4. The podcast will showcase AACC students and faculty whose stories personify th...
Scholarship opens to noncredit applicants
Christian Richey, Associate Editor
August 25, 2019
Non-credit AACC students will be eligible for the Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship starting next year. Previously the program was open only to full-time credit students taking at least 12 credits per semester. “The Maryland Promise [scholarship] is being expanded from just for...
Com undergrad says ‘yes’ to top editor job
Christian Richey, Associate Editor
August 25, 2019
A second-year communications student became the new editor-in-chief of Campus Current in August. Amber Nathan joined Campus Current as a reporter in January before becoming ad manager in February. In her new role as editor, she oversees the paper and assigns and edits stories. “She’s nice,...
Student-mother sits on Board of Trustees
Alexandra Radovic, Contributor
August 25, 2019
The owner of two local businesses will take a seat on the college’s Board of Trustees this fall as its only student member. Van Mason, a 51-year-old real estate agent, has attended AACC since 2011. She launched a realty company and a home design service last year. The student trustee will vote...
County funds AACC budget
Alexandra Radovic, Contributor
August 21, 2019
The Anne Arundel County Council in June approved AACC’s annual budget for fiscal year 2020. The budget includes $47,087,700 in operating funding from the county, an increase of $3 million over last year. The increase fell $1 million short of the college’s request to the county, which agreed...
College breaks ground on Health and Life Sciences Building
Alexandra Radovic, Editor-in-Chief
May 14, 2019
On the breezy afternoon of May 14, AACC President Dawn Lindsay stepped out on a muddy field, in front of a yellow bulldozer, in her polished black pumps and grey-toned business dress with a shovel in hand and a hard hat covering her styled blonde hair. Faculty and staff of the college and member...
SGA adds new plans for next fall, graduation
Alexandra Radovic, Editor-in-Chief
May 6, 2019
The Student Government Association created a new position for next fall and will allow students to purchase club T-shirts and wear chords for their clubs at graduation. The new position, Vice President of Outreach, Community and Engagement will be “Pretty much a liaison between all the clubs at...
Alumni return to AACC to dance in showcase
Philip Van Slooten, Reporter
May 4, 2019
Dance instructors, professional performers and students from four-year schools all returned to AACC to dance and honor their former company on May 4. “The ‘Alumni Concert’ is phase two of our 30th anniversary celebration,” Lynda Fitzgerald, professor and dance company director told...
AACC's Community Service Fair is held ever semester.
Christian Richey
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society held an information session on Sept. 18 for prospective members.
Photo courtesy of Bri Barone
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society offers scholarships to members and holds information sessions
The Legal Studies Club asked students what Constitution Day meant to them and handed out pocket Constitutions on Sept. 17.
Maria Pasaylo
The Master Plan by Chris Wilson
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
SGA and CAB are collaborating on a Spirit Week that will be from Sept. 23-27. It was a topic at both the SGA and CAB meetings on Sept. 16. Above, from left to right, SGA's Vice President of Public Relations Bri Barone and President Mitchell Santos.
Amber Nathan
In their first meeting of the year, Design Club elected new officers. Pictured: Professor Jennifer Schuster (left), Professor Erik Dunham, Hannah Kuhnert.
Adrianna Gonzalez
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
Chris Wilson- Author of The Master Plan
The Master Plan by Chris Wilson
