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Montgomery College Today “Montgomery College Today” is a news magazine show that features Montgomery College’s own unique people, places and programs. The 30-minute show is hosted by Elizabeth Homan, MC media relations director.
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Montgomery
College celebrated the dedication of its newest building on the
newly expanded
Takoma Park Campus – the
Health
Sciences
Center.
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A closer look at the differences between the old health sciences facility and the new Health Sciences Center as seen through the eyes of students and faculty. Related Links:
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Holy Cross Hospital opened its new Health Center inside Montgomery College’s Health Sciences Center, offering primary care to uninsured or underinsured adults.
Related Links: Holy Cross Hospital press release
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Dr. Clarence Porter, the vice president and provost of the Takoma Park Campus, talks about the next building planned for the expanded Takoma Park Campus – the Student Services Center – to be completed in 2006.
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Montgomery
College recently paid tribute to the J. Willard and Alice S.
Marriott Foundation with the dedication of the
Marriott
Hospitality
Center on the
Rockville Campus.
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Graduate Nubia Medrano reflects on the hospitality
management experience and financial assistance she received at Montgomery
College, which enabled her to continue her studies at the Universities at
Shady Grove.
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Dr. Mary Furgol, a Montgomery College professor and the
director of the Montgomery Scholars honors program, was named 2003
Maryland Professor of the Year by the Council for Support and Advancement
of Education and the Carnegie Foundation for the Support of Teaching.
Related Links: Montgomery Scholars program at Montgomery College Council for Support and Advancement of Education
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Nobel Laureate Dr. William Phillips recently visited
Montgomery
College to share his ground-breaking research into laser
trapping and cooling. Dr. Phillips, a physicist at the National Institute
of Standards and Technology, shared the 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics with
Stanford
University’s Steven Chu and Claude Cohen-Tannoudji from
France.
Related Links: Nobel Prize announcement, biography, and research National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Montgomery
College students and the community celebrated the world music
of Joanne Shenandoah during the 2nd Annual World Arts Festival.
Related Links: World Music courses at Montgomery College
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Montgomery College interior design students showed off
their talent in the bathroom they designed for the 2003 National Symphony
Orchestra Decorators’ Show House in Washington, D.C.
Related Links: NSO Decorators’ Show House Press Release Montgomery College Interior Design program
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Montgomery College has been selected as one of the first institutions in the nation to replicate a successful program, created at Oregon’s Portland Community College, aimed at helping young people between the ages of 16 and 20, who have either stopped going to school or those on the verge of dropping out, complete high school and receive college credit.
Related Links: For more information about “Gateway to College” at Montgomery College, call 240-567-4045.
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For more than 10 years, the Homer S. Gudelsky Institute
for Technical Education has been training and educating students. Now,
the College is looking to expand the facility to provide the necessary
training for future generations of technicians.
Related Links: For information about the Gudelsky campaign, contact Donna Hoffacker, campaign director, at 240-567-1722.
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After five years in office,
Montgomery
College President Charlene Nunley reflects on the challenges
that the College faces in the years ahead.
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Sports editor Michael Brown takes a look at the highs
and lows of the basketball season for the men’s and women’s teams at
Montgomery
College.
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