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Northeastern Maryland Technology Council Visionary Awards presented to Associate Professor James Morgan, Ph.D.; Professor Kimberly Sheppard; and Science and Engineering Lab Coordinator, Kayla Ross.
Dr. Paul B. Lavine was unrelenting and devoted to his practice when it came to helping everyone in the community.
Foard was an activist for education for the betterment of all regional residents.
Cooper will be the gatekeeper of the technology systems for Cecil College.
Maryland Education Alliance creates opportunities for community colleges to share resources and expertise, meet community needs, and generate cost savings for the colleges that can be passed on to students.
Cecil College President and Colora, Md., resident one of 50 selected for professional development program.
The Kirsh Law Firm has been a big supporter of higher education for decades, helping to provide internships and creating opportunities for the next generation.
Dr. Vinton played an integral role in the science department and created projects to improve the quality of Anatomy and Physiology education.
Cecil College is the hub for students interested in becoming the engineers of tomorrow as they hone the skills of analyzing and solving practical problems.
Scholarships create recruitment opportunities for qualified Cecil College program graduates.
