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Gregory Brellochs (Visual Arts) presented in the annual Philadelphia Open Studio Tours event hosted by the Center for Emerging Visual Artists in Philadelphia on October 7.
Daniel Banks (Ophthalmic Science) earned a Master of Arts in Higher Education from Rowan University in August 2018.
Gregory Brellochs (Fine Arts) is featured in a three-person exhibition entitled Visions of Biophilia at Mount Airy Contemporary in Philadelphia. The show runs through November 10.
Adjunct Professor Deborah Moss Marris has two of her paintings featured in M. Night Shyamalan’s new film Glass, the third film of the Unbreakable Trilogy.
Congratulations to Matthew Sorrento (Academic Skills English) who received his Ph.D. from the University of Westminster this summer. His dissertation topic was, To What Extent Does the New American Crime Film Reflect Hybridity of Genre?
Gregory Brellochs (Visual Arts) had work selected for the prestigious 77th Woodmere Annual Exhibition and the Woodmere Museum in Chestnut Hill, PA this past June. His work was also the recipient of a Juror’s Award in that exhibition.
Isabel Gray (Library) attended the American Library Association’s Annual Conference in New Orleans in June. She attended many sessions geared toward the academic librarian and community colleges.
Dr. Michael Colbert (Psychology) recently attended the national convention of the American Psychological Association in San Francisco. While there, Psi Beta held its strategic planning meeting for the coming year and Michael was re-elected to serve another two-year term as the Eastern Region Vice President. The Psychology Department sponsored Psi Beta Chapter Officer, Ericka Frick, to attend this national convention.
Prof. Ellen Hernandez (Academic Skills English) studied Arabic in Marrakech, Morocco, this summer and volunteered with a women’s literacy project in a Moroccan mountain village. Her experience is documented in the blog.
Dr. William Curtis (Psychology) has been selected for an “Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award” by the Publications Board for “Marquis’ Who’s Who in America.”
Lori Lenox (Library) presented a workshop in conjunction with Distance Learning for a group of adjunct professors on the benefits of using the library’s resources (including information literacy classes) and how to make these resources more readily available in WebStudy.
Gregory Brellochs (Visual Arts) received the 2018 Meyer Family Award for Contemporary Art and a solo exhibition at the Main Line Art Center in Haverford, PA entitled, What Is & What If.
Kay Klotzbach’s (Visual Arts) art exhibition entitled, Kay’s World: A Selection of Work 1977-2018 ended on April 4. Kay retires from our Art Department this summer and the works represented her forty year art career.
Several of our faculty members attended the Beach Boys Concert at the Scottish Rite Theater in Collingswood last month. Mike Love gave a shout out to CCC, via the big screen, during “Be True to Your School.” Thanks Mike!
Brian C. Green (CIS adjunct) will travel to China to deliver the face-to-face classes of the hybrid course, Systems Analysis and Design for IT Auditors. Professor Green works full-time during the day as a researcher and radiation imaging systems analysis for various organizations, including the Battelle Memorial Institute’s Critical Infrastructure Resiliency Group.
Head women’s basketball coach, Chip Reitano has been named a finalist for the East Coast Basketball Writers Association Coach of the Year for NJCAA Region XIX Division III.
Alumnus Kevin Nuss has been hired as head coach for men’s soccer. Coach Nuss played soccer at CCC in 2003. Solomon Jacobs will take over the head coaching job for women’s soccer.
Head wrestling coach, Gary Papa was named GSAC and Region XIX Coach of the Year for the third straight year.
