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The goal of Beaufort County Community College and the BCCC Foundation is to make sure that no student is turned away from the college due to lack of funds
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Too many people are going to the hospital when there are more appropriate medical settings for them
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Health is not just about losing weight or avoiding the flu
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Beaufort County Community College invites emergency personnel to its third annual Public Safety Weekend from March 2-4
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In light of a recent State Auditor's report on leave practices at state community colleges, Beaufort County Community College announced that it complies with the State of North Carolina's policy on leave for state employees
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The Ronald McDonald House of Eastern North Carolina has helped families with children in the hospital for 30 years in Greenville
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With no interstate highways running through it, no orange glow at night of a major city, it is easy to think of Beaufort County as being tucked away. The service area of Beaufort County Community College is even more rural and remote, spanning 2,008 square miles, the largest of any community college
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Classes are available through Beaufort County Community College's Continuing Education Division. To register or for more information, call 252-940-6375 or email continuingeducation@beaufortccc.edu. Ask to join the mailing list for the latest updates
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These classes is available through Beaufort County Community College's Frances Morgan Roberson Culinary Program
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The frost has passed, and soon it will be time to prepare soils for spring planting. Growing nutritious fruits and vegetables can be far more rewarding when done as a community effort
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Men of Success, Beaufort County Community College's minority male mentoring group, will host a Black History Month Black Tie Gala on Friday, February 23
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With spring semester started, students will soon focus on their post-college plans
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Beaufort County Community College Turned Out More Qualified Healthcare Workers As Students From The Nurse Aide I, Nurse Aide II And Phlebotomy Programs Achieved Their Certificates. The Continuing Education Division Held Its Second Ceremony To Congratulate All Of The Program Graduates On December 18
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The academic honor society, Gamma Beta Phi, has been raising money at Beaufort County Community College this holiday season on behalf of the Pamlico Rose Institute for Sustainable Culture, benefiting female veterans who suffer from PTSD
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The next Beau-Fitt session will be a food demonstration and sample session Tuesday, December 12 at 4:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room of Building 10 on the Beaufort County Community College campus
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Area residents will soon see catalogs in their mailboxes or around town that are full of exciting and rewarding continuing education classes at Beaufort County Community College
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Students who attend Beaufort County Community College will have an opportunity to meet representatives from 17 public and private colleges from around the state on November 29 from 12:00-1:45 p.m. in the library, located in Building 5
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Beaufort County Community College always strives to remember the "community" in its name
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It was not until she got to college-level chemistry that Dianna Hyatt raised her hand in class for the first time
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A beautiful, sunny day greeted the 25 golf teams who came out to raise money for scholarships at the Beaufort County Community College Foundation's 24th Annual Invitational Golf Tournament, sponsored by PotashCorp
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Fifteen students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's paramedic course on November 8. The program had three times as many graduates as the previous class
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Every third Tuesday of the month Beaufort County Community College provides free healthy eating and active living sessions through the Beau-Fitt program designed to help Beaufort County residents learn about healthier choices
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Quiana Ross had started and stopped her college education, but she knew that in order to take the next step in her career, she needed to make earning a degree a priority
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Prospective college students will have a chance to talk to representatives of 45 private and public colleges and universities at College Night at Beaufort County Community College
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Classes are available at the Washington County Center in Roper through the Continuing Education Department at BCCC
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In 1992, as part of the celebration of its 25th anniversary, Beaufort County Community College buried a time capsule on its campus in front of Building 1
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The first time Brooke Butler visited N.C. State University, her eyes opened up to a new part of North Carolina
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Business owners can learn fundamental principles to help their business succeed at the 2017 Beaufort County Business Expo
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Students can have a rewarding career if they embrace their artistic skills, and Arts of the Pamlico will show them the wide variety of opportunities available when they stick with their paintbrush or theatrical talents
Published: Thursday, September 28th, 2017 @ 4:07 am
By: John Locke Foundation
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The following classes are available at the Washington County Center in Roper through the Continuing Education Department at BCCC
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A long-time business owner will be bringing her expertise to the Beaufort County Community College Board of Trustees
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The Beaufort County Community College Library is excited to present wildlife photographer Shanon Shuler-Gaskins as part of its "Community Voices" series, a monthly program featuring talents from across the spectrum, including artists, business owners and authors
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The following free seminar is available at the Hyde Davis Center in Engelhard through the BCCC Continuing Education Department
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The following classes are available at the Washington County Center in Roper through the Continuing Education Department at BCCC
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