Student Activities

Cecil College offers a variety of activities and events geared to our diverse student population. We understand that you're busy, so we work hard to bring free or low-cost events and programs that you'll find worthwhile.

Below is a sampling of the activities you can look forward to at Cecil College:

  • video game tournaments
  • bus trips
  • guest speakers
  • holiday and cultural celebrations
  • caricature and airbrush tattoo artist exhibits
  • health awareness programs
  • student picnics
  • ski trips
  • fun before finals
  • musical performances
  • club days
  • volunteer opportunities
  • game days
  • blood donation drives
  • leadership and development conferences

In addition to the above, be sure to check out the various clubs and organizations available for students to join.

To learn more about all the fun happenings at Cecil College, contact us at studentlife@nullcecil.edu, or visit the Student Life Office located on the North East Campus in the Technology Center (Building D), Room 114.

Coronavirus Update

Cecil College is actively monitoring the status of COVID-19 locally, regionally, and nationally. We are working with our local health department and county offices to stay up to date on the latest developments regarding the coronavirus. As of now, all classes and events on campus are taking place as scheduled.

The College is utilizing additional precautionary measures to maintain a healthful environment on all of our campuses. Our Facilities department has added additional cleaning protocols to their daily routine to help prevent the spread of germs, including the use of disinfectant wipes on high-traffic surfaces like door handles and light switches.

In addition, the College is routinely posting information regarding the prevention of germ transmission on all on-campus monitors, our student and employee newsletters, and our primary social media channels. We also have signage both on campus and on larger event promotions reminding the community that if someone isn’t feeling well or has recently traveled to any of the global, high-risk areas, the responsible thing to do is to stay home. The College continues to monitor updates from local, state and national public health officials and will update this message as necessary.