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The Beaufort County Community College Foundation is proud to announce the following scholarship recipients for the Fall 2020 semester.
The Beaufort County Community College Foundation is proud to announce the following scholarship recipients for the Fall 2020 semester.
 
Beaufort County Community College will say goodbye to President Barbara Tansey on May 25
 
The families, instructors and supporters of graduates of Beaufort County Community College celebrated at Washington High School
The families, instructors and supporters of graduates of Beaufort County Community College celebrated at Washington High School
 
Five students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's basic law enforcement training on April 20, 2017
Five students graduated from Beaufort County Community College's basic law enforcement training on April 20, 2017
 
Community colleges across the state are feeling the impact of budget cuts for the 2017-2018 year
Community colleges across the state are feeling the impact of budget cuts for the 2017-2018 year
 
Due to a drop in full-time equivalent (FTE) students, Beaufort County Community College is making a necessary ten percent budget cut
Due to a drop in full-time equivalent (FTE) students, Beaufort County Community College is making a necessary ten percent budget cut
 
The BCCC Board of Trustees has selected Dr. David Loope as the next President of Beaufort County Community College
The BCCC Board of Trustees has selected Dr. David Loope as the next President of Beaufort County Community College
 
Beaufort County Community College will be dedicating a sculpture created by its welding students and instructor as part of its 50th anniversary
Beaufort County Community College will be dedicating a sculpture created by its welding students and instructor as part of its 50th anniversary
 
As part of a yearlong celebration of its 50th anniversary, Beaufort County Community College hosted acclaimed educator and former Beaufort County teacher Ron Clark to kickoff this year's events
As part of a yearlong celebration of its 50th anniversary, Beaufort County Community College hosted acclaimed educator and former Beaufort County teacher Ron Clark to kickoff this year's events
 
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust and MDC awarded a total of $225,242 to Beaufort County Community College to support Beaufort County healthy cooking classes, community gardens and extension of the Beau-Fitt program
The Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust and MDC awarded a total of $225,242 to Beaufort County Community College to support Beaufort County healthy cooking classes, community gardens and extension of the Beau-Fitt program
 
The TRIO program at Beaufort County Community College received $339,027 through a competitive grant from the US Department of Education
The TRIO program at Beaufort County Community College received $339,027 through a competitive grant from the US Department of Education
 
The signature piece of the proposed capital projects funded by the Connect NC bond was approved by the Beaufort County Commissioners on Monday, November 7
The signature piece of the proposed capital projects funded by the Connect NC bond was approved by the Beaufort County Commissioners on Monday, November 7
 
The changing nature of manufacturing requires the training for it to change as well
 
The Continuing Education Department at Beaufort County Community College will cut the ribbon on a new restaurant-grade culinary lab.
The Continuing Education Department at Beaufort County Community College will cut the ribbon on a new restaurant-grade culinary lab.
 
Thank you to all the faculty who came up with online assignments and helped us get through the closure due to Hurricane Matthew. We appreciate the effort you put in to adapt your semester plan.
Thank you to all the faculty who came up with online assignments and helped us get through the closure due to Hurricane Matthew. We appreciate the effort you put in to adapt your semester plan.
 
At the request of St. Peter's Church ECW group, Julie Crippen talked about College for Kids, the Culinary Arts program and Con Ed classes.
At the request of St. Peter's Church ECW group, Julie Crippen talked about College for Kids, the Culinary Arts program and Con Ed classes.
 
Beaufort County Community College, the BCCC Foundation and the Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce will be cutting the ribbon on the recently completed electronic sign in front of the college.
Beaufort County Community College, the BCCC Foundation and the Washington-Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce will be cutting the ribbon on the recently completed electronic sign in front of the college.
 
The Beaufort County Community College Board of Trustees will hold a special session on Thursday, September 1 at 10:00 a.m. in the Board Room of Building 10 on the BCCC Campus
The Beaufort County Community College Board of Trustees will hold a special session on Thursday, September 1 at 10:00 a.m. in the Board Room of Building 10 on the BCCC Campus
 
Dr. Laura Staton, Beaufort County Community College board chair, accepted the retirement of BCCC President Barbara Tansey on August 2. In her letter to the board, Dr. Tansey announced her retirement was due to family obligations and would be effective May 31, 2017
Dr. Laura Staton, Beaufort County Community College board chair, accepted the retirement of BCCC President Barbara Tansey on August 2. In her letter to the board, Dr. Tansey announced her retirement was due to family obligations and would be effective May 31, 2017
 
The fraternal benefit society WoodmenLife 623 Washington donated $1,500 to the Beaufort County Community College Foundation for scholarships
The fraternal benefit society WoodmenLife 623 Washington donated $1,500 to the Beaufort County Community College Foundation for scholarships
 
In response to the need for a new mobile simulation lab for EMS students at Beaufort County Community College, PotashCorp donated $18,500 toward the purchase of an ambulance
In response to the need for a new mobile simulation lab for EMS students at Beaufort County Community College, PotashCorp donated $18,500 toward the purchase of an ambulance
 
If the NC Legislature wants to support rural communities and create and retain good jobs in North Carolina, it has to put funding our community colleges higher on its priority list
If the NC Legislature wants to support rural communities and create and retain good jobs in North Carolina, it has to put funding our community colleges higher on its priority list
 
Thank you for your support of the Connect NC bond! Our share of the funds will help make our campus more accessible to our students with disabilities and expand our facilities to meet the needs of our public safety programs.
Thank you for your support of the Connect NC bond! Our share of the funds will help make our campus more accessible to our students with disabilities and expand our facilities to meet the needs of our public safety programs.
 
On Thursday, March 10, college officials and political figures cut the ribbon on the Washington County Center, bringing Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) classes to a permanent location in the county.
On Thursday, March 10, college officials and political figures cut the ribbon on the Washington County Center, bringing Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) classes to a permanent location in the county.
 
Due to a drop in full-time equivalent (FTE) students, Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) is making a necessary ten percent budget cut across the board.
Due to a drop in full-time equivalent (FTE) students, Beaufort County Community College (BCCC) is making a necessary ten percent budget cut across the board.
 
The newly-opened Washington County Center, bringing Beaufort County Community College classes to a permanent location in the county, will be featured during a ribbon cutting and Open House scheduled for 3 to 6 p.m., Thursday, March 10
The newly-opened Washington County Center, bringing Beaufort County Community College classes to a permanent location in the county, will be featured during a ribbon cutting and Open House scheduled for 3 to 6 p.m., Thursday, March 10
 
Beaufort County Community College's Vice President of Continuing Education, Stacey Gerard, has been appointed to the Workforce Development Leadership Committee (WDLC), an advisory group consisting of senior continuing education administrators from community colleges across the state.
Beaufort County Community College's Vice President of Continuing Education, Stacey Gerard, has been appointed to the Workforce Development Leadership Committee (WDLC), an advisory group consisting of senior continuing education administrators from community colleges across the state.
 
The Beaufort County Community College Board of Trustees affirmed two new members - Colonel Kathleen Simpson and Student Government Association President Elizabeth Cobb
The Beaufort County Community College Board of Trustees affirmed two new members - Colonel Kathleen Simpson and Student Government Association President Elizabeth Cobb
 
Ten students at Beaufort County Community College were recognized as BCCC's Best in a ceremony on the college campus on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The students were recognized for the character trait "Committed" and were nominated by members of the faculty and staff.
Ten students at Beaufort County Community College were recognized as BCCC's Best in a ceremony on the college campus on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The students were recognized for the character trait "Committed" and were nominated by members of the faculty and staff.
 
Ten students at Beaufort County Community College were recognized as BCCC's Best in a ceremony on the college campus on Tuesday, Sept. 29
Ten students at Beaufort County Community College were recognized as BCCC's Best in a ceremony on the college campus on Tuesday, Sept. 29
 
Representatives from Tyrrell County Schools met with BCCC officials for lunch and a campus tour on Thursday, Sept. 24.
Representatives from Tyrrell County Schools met with BCCC officials for lunch and a campus tour on Thursday, Sept. 24.
 
Whether it's a matter of studying for a particular class or test, or getting help with technology like email or Blackboard, Beaufort County Community College's all-new Learning Enhancement Center (LEC) is a one-stop shop for students to get the assistance they need.
Whether it's a matter of studying for a particular class or test, or getting help with technology like email or Blackboard, Beaufort County Community College's all-new Learning Enhancement Center (LEC) is a one-stop shop for students to get the assistance they need.
 
A combination of factors has resulted in a dip in full-time enrollment at Beaufort County Community College for Fall 2015, but the news isn't all bad
A combination of factors has resulted in a dip in full-time enrollment at Beaufort County Community College for Fall 2015, but the news isn't all bad
 
A combination of factors has resulted in a dip in full-time enrollment at Beaufort County Community College for Fall 2015, but the news isn't all bad. The staff and faculty are responding to the challenge by redoubling efforts to ensure that the institution meets the educational needs of the...
A combination of factors has resulted in a dip in full-time enrollment at Beaufort County Community College for Fall 2015, but the news isn't all bad. The staff and faculty are responding to the challenge by redoubling efforts to ensure that the institution meets the educational needs of the...
 
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