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• Bucks Hosts Veterans Open House at Newtown Campus
• Bucks Offers Free Weatherization Training at the Green Jobs Academy
• Got Questions? Bucks Has Answers at Annual Parent Forum
• Bucks Offers Free Weatherization Training At The Green Jobs Academy
• Tyler Tasting Party Returns For 24th Year Of Food And Fun
• Tyler Tasting Party Returns for 24th Year of Food and Fun
• Upper Bucks Campus Lobby Dedicated to Foundations Community Partnership
• Doylestown Automotive Business Leader to Address Class of 2012
• Centurion Newspaper Picks Up a Dozen Student Keystone Press Awards
• Middletown's Kathryn Webster Named To National Academic Team
• Centurion Newspaper Picks Up a Dozen Student Keystone Press Awards
• Students Battle it Out in Improv Comedy Competition
• Student Kathryn Webster Named to National Academic Team
• ‘Trout Mask Revisited’ Brings Live Movie Riffing to Newtown
• Celebrate Arts at Bucks with Free Demonstrations, Concerts, More
• Learn to Garden with Less Water at Landscape & Garden Lecture
• Students Present Weeks of Academic Work at Research Conference
• 'Writing for Our Lives’ Writers’ Conference Takes Place at Bucks
• Arts at Bucks Presents the Classic Drama Twelve Angry Jurors
• Eroica Trio Brings Unique Classical Style to Bucks
• Bucks to Host Town Hall Meeting Televised Live on Pennsylvania Cable Network
• Arts At Bucks Presents 'Remembering Japan: March 11, 2011'
• Arts at Bucks Presents ‘Remembering Japan: March 11, 2011’
• Arts at Bucks Presents Free Concerts by Student Musicians
• Arts at Bucks Presents ‘Are We All Avatars Now? How Movies Change the World’
• Public Invited to Newsroom Workshops for 13th Annual Media Day
• C.B. East Senior Named Bucks County High School Poet of the Year
• Bucks Hosts ‘Follow the Money: Campaign Financing in American Politics’
• Bucks Presents ‘Building a Preservation Community’
• Bucks County High School Art Exhibition Opens Sunday
• Community Awards Recognize Several for Supporting Education
• Bucks County Author Janet Poland Wins Fraser Poetry Competition
• Community Awards Recognize Several for Supporting Education
• Bucks Hosts Open House Amid Surge In New Applications
• Bucks Offers More Than $55,000 in Scholarships for New Students This Fall
• Trustees Approve Increase in Tuition and Fees to Balance Budget
• Lend Your Voice to ‘Reading & Writing Women’ at Bucks
• Dr. Linksz Announces President's List of Honor Students
• Trustees Approve Increase in Tuition & Fees to Balance Budget
• Recharge Your Career with Electrical Apprentice Program
• Bucks President Makes The Case For Increased State Funding
• MileStone Bank Contributes $10,000 for Youth Programs at Bucks
• Late-Starting Classes Offer More Chances to Earn Credits This Term
• High School Scribes Encouraged to enter 25th Annual Poetry Contest
• Calling All Poets: Enter the Fraser Open Poetry Competition
• Dr. Leon Bass to Speak in Newtown, Marking Black History Month
• Poets James Richardson and Ethel Rackin to Read in Newtown
• College Costs Out of Reach? Free Forum Shows How to Apply for Aid
• Republic Bank Contributes $10,000 For Youth Programs At Bucks
• ‘There’s a Place’ for Three Artists at the Hicks Art Center Gallery
• Waste Management Contributes $10,000 for Children’s Programs
• Bucks Appoints Search Firm to Seek Candidates for President
• Customers Bank Contributes $20k for Children’s Programs at Bucks
• Need a Career Change? Apply Now for Practical Nursing Program
• Explore the Quality and Value of a Bucks Education This Year
• First Priority Bank’s Donation Helps Artmobile Reach Area Schools
• Donation from Local Bank Helps Artmobile Reach Schools
• College Employees Donate Food to Bucks County Opportunity Council
• Bucks Wins $152,000 Grant to Launch Engineering Technology Degree Program
• BCCC Art Students Hold Annual Holiday Craft Sale
• Bucks Offers Dozens of Courses Completely Online During Intersession
• College Recognizes Verizon Foundation’s Support of Literacy Education Program
• Students Present Weeks of Academic Work at Research Conference
• Unique, Handcrafted Gifts Available at Annual Holiday Craft Sale
• Poets Martha Rhodes and Cheryl Baldi Read at Newtown
• Bucks Students Vow to ‘Occupy Improv’ in Comedy Showcase
• Poets Martha Rhodes and Cheryl Baldi Read at Newtown
• Bucks Students Vow to ‘Occupy Improv’ in Comedy Showcase
• Foundation Board Thanks its Members who Chair Committees
• 'The Snowman' Brings Cultural Groups Together for a Benefit Performance
• College Receives Donation of Original Oil Painting by Local Artist
• Music Area Showcases Student Talent with Series of Concerts
• Singer/Songwriter Beth Wood Performs Free Concert at Bucks
• College President Announces Pending Retirement
• Golfers Hit the Links to Raise $45,000 for Bucks Student Scholarships
• College President Announces Pending Retirement
• Golfers Hit the Links to Raise $45,000 for Bucks Student Scholarships
• Award-Winning Comedy Returns To Bucks
• Women's Scholarship Tea Raises A Record $10,000 For BCCC Students
• Arts Faculty Practice What They Teach in Biennial Exhibition
• Corie Feiner Named 2011 Bucks County Poet Laureate
• Acclaimed Novelist Edmund White Reads at Newtown
• Bucks Presents ‘Allies for Inclusion: the Ability Exhibit’ through Thursday
• Aesop’s Fables Come to Life with Colorful Puppetry and Music
• LBC Hosts ‘Immigration: Myths and Realities’
• College Trustees Approve Contract with Faculty
• College Trustees Approve Contract with Faculty
• From Classroom to Musical Stage, Bucks Professor Shares Talents
• BCCC Hosts A Celtic Family Evening with Music, Dance, Storytelling
• Explore All that Bucks Has to Offer at Open House Oct. 22
• Music, Dancing, and Storytelling Highlight Celtic Family Evening
• Artists, Authors, & Jazzmen Converge on Lower Bucks Campus
• Bucks County Community College’s 4th Annual Women’s Scholarship Tea Is Sold Out
• Sustainable Building Advisor Program Gains International Status
• Turn Over a New Leaf This Fall with the College Book Discussion Group
• Explore the Possibilities at Bucks County Regional College Fair
• Fourth Annual Women’s Scholarship Tea Raises Funds for Students
• New Course Helps Tax Preparers Prep for New IRS Certification
• Bucks Kicks Off Wordsmiths Reading Series with a Pair of Poets
• BCCC Book Discussion Group Announces Fall Titles
• Green Jobs Academy Hosts ‘Speak Out for Solar’
• College Foundation Names Three New Board Members
• ‘Tinguely’s Children’ Puts Art into Motion at Hicks Art Center Gallery
• Back to School for Newtown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Foundation’s Golf Classic Postponed until Next Monday
• Tuition Can Now Be Paid In Interest-Free Monthly Installments
• Tuition Can Now Be Paid in Interest-Free Monthly Installments
• Car Converted from Gas to Electric at Green Jobs Academy Workshop
• Car Converted From Gas To Electric At Green Jobs Academy Workshop
• Bucks Graduates 53 Students from Practical Nursing Program
• Makefield Women’s Association to Host Benefit Breakfast at Applebee’s in Newtown
• Problems receiving faxes
• Need a Career Change? Apply Now for Practical Nursing Program
• College Launches Search for the Next Bard of Bucks County
• Deadline for First-Time Applicants for a State Grant at Bucks Extended
• Deadline for First-Time Applicants for a State Grant at Bucks Extended
• New Majors Help Students Plot Careers in Medical, Criminal Justice, or Recreation Fields
• Provost Conn Announces Dean's List of Honor Students
• Dr. Linksz Announces President's List of Honor Students
• Bucks County Bank Provides Scholarship for Future Business Leaders
• Website Experienceing Problems
• Dr. Linksz Announces President's List of Honor Students
• Provost Conn Announces Dean's List of Honor Students
• BCCC Student Earns Scholarship in Memory of Fallen Bristol Borough Officer
• BCCC Science Instructor Babaian Speaks in Langhorne
• Classes Resume May 31, 2011 Evening at BCCC After AC Problems Fixed
• Most of Newtown Campus Closed May 31, 2011 Amid AC Failure
• Many Newtown Campus Buildings Closed
• Tyler Tasting Party Features Auctions
• First National Bank of Newtown CEO Addresses Class of 2011
• Book Discussion Thursday
• ‘Sin’ on Stage Thu., Fri., & Sat.
• Newtown Bank CEO John Parry Delivers Commencement Address at BCCC
• Paula Raimondo Wins Fraser Contest
• Come to Arts at Bucks
• Outdoor Clean-up Near LBC Sat.
• City of Brotherly Crime?
• Blow 'Bubbles for Autism' Fri.
• New High School Poet of the Year
• 'Philadelphia Noir' Editor, Contributor Carlin Romano Speaks at BCCC
• Q & A with Italian Director
• Poetry Reading Friday
• Trustees Approve Increase in Tuition and Fees to Balance Budget
• Kathleen Sheeder Bonanno to Read Poetry in Newtown
• Four Journalists Host Free Newsroom Workshops at BCCC
• Tuition & Fees Increase by 7.6%
• HiDef Video Web Tools Boost Education
• More than Sand between Your Toes
• Reading & Writing Women Mon.
• Trustees Call Special Meeting Thu.
• BCCC Hosts 'Transitions: Positive Living for Boomers' Conference
• Free NASA Lecture Thursday
• Two Authors Read Tonight
• Sample BCCC at Bucks Showcase
• Public Invited to NASA Guest Lecture on Saturn at BCCC
• Sample BCCC at Bucks Showcase
• Astrophysicist Offers Lecture on Saturn and NASA’s Research
• BCCC Hosts 10th Annual Open-Mic 'Reading andWriting Women' At Newtown
• Wordsmiths Reading Series Features 7 Authors Over Two Evenings
• Free Workshops to Apply for Financial Aid
• Search is on for 2011 Bucks County High School Poet
• Deadline Extended for High School Poet of the Year Contest
• BCCC's Kids on Campus Earns National Accreditation
• BCCC Invites Writers to Enter Fraser Poetry Competition by April 5, 2011
• Arts Faculty Show Their Talents
• Looking for Employment?
• BCCC Hosts 'Transitions: Positive Living for Boomers and Beyond' Conference
• BCCC Hosts Job Fairs at Bristol, Perkasie and Newtown
• Poetry From Timbuktu to Bucks
• ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes’
• Capital Campaign Gets Boost from First Niagara Bank Donation
• Kreisberg Brings Eclectic Jazz to Newtown
• 'Something Wicked This Way Comes' to Newtown as BCCC Students Stage Macbeth
• College costs out of reach?
• Jonathan Kreisberg Quartet Brings Eclectic Jazz Mix To Newtown
• Law Firm Donates 0,000 for Vets Fund
• Yetman Named V.P., Student Affairs
• BCCC Names Yetman New Vice President of Student Affairs as Dawkins Retires
• Welcome the New Year by Discussing New Books at Bucks
• Turn to Bucks for a Quick Career Change
• BCCC Biology Professor's 'Secret Life' Revealed on PBS Series 'NOVA'
• First Priority Bank Supports Artmobile, Other Educational Efforts
• First Priority Bank Supports Artmobile
• Tyler Formal Gardens Win First Place In Bucks Beautiful Contest
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk
• BCCC's Dealer Training Academy Students Step From Classroom To Casino Floor
• Annual Tea Raises $6,600 for BCCC Scholarships
• Unique, Handcrafted Gifts Available at Annual Holiday Craft Sale
• Students Present Research Fri.
• BCCC Presents Seven Free Music Concerts
• Music Area Showcases Talent
• Artists Put the FUN in dysFUNctional
• Comedy Improv Coming Dec. 3 & 4
• Professor Earns Top Honors
• Community Colleges Need State Support
• BCCC Presents Poets Major Jackson, Lois Harrod
• Major Jackson Brings His Prize-Winning Poetry to Newtown
• BCCC Receives $15k Donation from Customers Bank for K-12 Educational Programs
• Bucks Offers Four Dozen Courses Completely Online During Intersession
• Phoenixville-based Bank Invests in Bucks County’s Youth
• Register Now for Intersession
• Day for All Women Saturday
• ‘Salute To Mothers’ Scholarship Tea Raises Funds For Students
• BCCC Names Langhorne's Lorraine Henrie Lins 2010 Bucks County Poet Laureate
• Grant Expands Youth Service Programs at UBC
• ‘Salute to Mothers’ Scholarship Tea Nov. 9
• Lorraine Henrie Lins Named 2010 Bucks County Poet Laureate
• College Receives $10k to Increase Youth Service Programs at UBC
• In Memoriam: Dr. Allen Hoey
• Vets Green Jobs Training
• New Services and Majors Added
• Day Trips Expand Your Horizons
• More Classes Start Nov. 8
• Celtic Family Evening Returns
• Professor Puts Poetry of Dylan and Cohen to Music
• Explore Regional College Fair
• ‘Same-Sex Couples: Facing Inequality’
• Green Jobs Academy Launched
• Author Michael Martone in Newtown
• Bucks Lists Class of 2009-10
• Career Services Hosts Job Fairs
• College Graduates Class of 2010
• Student Wins Pickering Manor Scholarship
• Dean's List for Spring 2010
• Gay Teen Suicide is Focus of Film, Discussion
• President's List for Spring 2010
• Casino Dealers Graduate
• Practical Nurses Graduate
• New Pharma Courses This Fall
• Tyler Tasting Party Results
• Golfers Raise ,000 for Scholarships
• Award-Winning Author Michael Martone Reads from His Works
• Feasterville Student Wins Pickering Manor Nursing Scholarship
• Bucks Professor Puts Poetry Of Dylan And Cohen To Music
• BCCC Hosts Job Fairs In Bristol, Perkasie, Newtown
• Explore the Possibilities at Bucks County Regional College Fair
• Films, Discussions, Sand Mandala Enhance ‘Facing Inequality’ Exhibition
• Golfers Raise $41k for BCCC Student Scholarships
• Day Trips Expand Your Horizons Beyond Bucks County
• Late-Starting Classes Offer More Chances to Earn Credits This Term
• Volunteers Needed to Help Clean Up Woods, Pond Near Lower Bucks Campus
• Bucks Presents Pulitzer-Prize Winning Poet Paul Muldoon
• Riverside Artists Converge on Lower Bucks Campus for Fundraiser
• Switch Career Tracks with Basic Railroad Training Course
• Makefield Women’s Association Hosts Benefit Breakfast at Applebee’s In Newtown
• Newtown Library Company Celebrates Its’ 250th Birthday
• Exhibition : ‘Same-Sex Couples: Facing Inequality’ Come to Hicks
• BCCC Adds Four More Scholarships; Apply by Aug. 27, 2010
• BCCC Offers Railroad Engineer and Conductor Course This Fall
• Tyler Tasting Party Raises More than $53,000 for Scholarships and Restoration
• Center for Allied Health Introduces Pharmaceutical Industry Courses
• BCCC Sustainable Building Advisor Grads Launch 'Green Careers'
• Bucks Graduates 54 Students from Practical Nursing Program
• Bucks Extends Services To A ‘Virtual Campus,’ Adds More Programs
• Bucks Graduates First Class from Dealer Training Academy
• More Than Four Dozen Practical Nurses Graduate
• Bucks Professor Launches 9th Book with Poetry Reading
• Canceled - Book Signing with Allen Hoey
• BCCC Launches Search For 2010 Bucks County Poet Laureate
• Vets Can Train for Renewable Energy Careers at BCCC's Green Jobs Academy
• Bucks CountyCommunity College Graduates Class of 2010
• Tyler Tasting Party Features Auction of Worldwide Trips
• Upper Bucks Campus Debuts Outdoor Stage with Bronze Radio Return
• More Than $40,000 In Scholarships Is Available To High School Grads Coming To Bucks
• Bucks County Opportunity Council Leader to Address Class of 2010
• Montgomery County Poet and Psychologist Wins Fraser Competition
• BCCC's Newly Expanded Upper Bucks Campus Hosts 'College Exploration Night'
• Bucks Urges Harrisburg To Increase Support For Community Colleges
• New Jazz Piece Tells Stories of Phila. Seniors at BCCC for 'Arts at Bucks'
• Celebrate ‘Arts at Bucks’ with Free Demonstrations, Concerts, More
• Bucks Joins in ‘Bubbles for Autism’ World Record Attempt Thursday
• Laughter’s A High Probability With ‘The Improvables’
• Bucks Presents Andre Dubus III, Author of House of Sand and Fog
• High School Seniors Encouraged to Audition for Music Scholarships
• Frank Lloyd Wright’s Gardens Explored at Annual Tyler Lecture
• BCCC's ‘Arts At Bucks’Presents ‘Role Play’ One-Act Plays
• Celebrate ‘Arts at Bucks’ With Concerts, Exhibitions, Demos, More
• Bucks Goes ‘Lean ‘n Green’ with New Course at Green Jobs Academy
• The Yellowjackets Bring Award-Winning Jazz Fusion to Bucks
• George School Student Named 2010 Bucks County Poet Of The Year
• Newtown Library Presents ‘Native Plants’
• Community Invited to ‘See How We’ve Grown’ at the Upper Bucks Campus
• Officials Cut Ribbon on Expanded Upper Bucks Campus
• Whimsical ‘Seussical’ Musical Coming To Bucks County Community College
• BCCC Hosts Congressional High School Art Awards Ceremony
• Journalists Go Beyond the Printed Page to Interactive Media
• Young Souls Lost in the Holocaust Remembered at Bucks
• BCCC Student Steve Lewonski Receives Favoroso Memorial Scholarship
• Lower Bucks Campus Hosts Free Veterans Forum
• BCCC Among 4 Colleges Taking Part In National Webcast With U.S. Poet Laureate
• Alumni and Faculty Join Forces in ‘Writing for Our Lives’
• Social Science Club Embarks on Dozens of Fun, Educational Trips
• Kids on Campus Expands from Newtown to Upper Bucks
• Tax Credit Helps Companies Support K-12 Education Through the BCCC Foundation
• Register Now for Summer Classes at BCCC
• Bucks Presents Playing For Change: Peace Through Music
• Lend Your Voice to ‘Reading and Writing Women’ at BCCC
• Make the Right Academic Choice with College Planning Night
• Book Group Plows Ahead With March Discussion Of ‘The Help’
• Bucks Celebrates Black History Month with Several Free Activities
• BCCC Searches For Next High School Poet Of The Year
• Mother Goose To Appear At Newtown Library Company’s Literacy Fair
• Career Services Hosts Job Fairs Open to the General Public
• Trio of Poets Featured at Next Wordsmiths Reading Series
• Library Wins Prestigious National Award for Excellence
• BCCC Holds Financial Aid Information Night
• Public Invited to Comment on Associate Degree Nursing Program
• Bucks Students Take Part in National Poetry Contest
• BCCC Presents Elizabeth And The Catapult
• BCCC's Wordsmiths Reading Series Presents Three Poets
• BCCC Presents ‘Beauty Undressed’ - Hope For Eating Disorders
• Bucks County Community College Certifies Nearly 200 Firefighters
• BCCC Gets Maniacal About Recycling In International Competition
• Hicks Art Center Gallery Makes An ‘Imprint/Impact’ For Philagrafika
• Make New Books Part of Your New Year’s Resolution
• Entrance Exam For BCCC’s Practical Nursing Program
• Poem by Bucks Student Alison Springle Chosen for Anthology
• ‘Salute to Mothers’ Tea Raises Enough Funds for 13 Scholarships
• Professor Mark Sfirri Honored with National Educator’s Award
• Last Chance For Unemployed Workers To Qualify For Tuition Waiver
• Professor Mark Sfirri Honored with National Award from Smithsonian
• Unique Original Gifts Available At Annual Holiday Craft Sale
• BCCC Music Area Hosts 5 Free Concerts
• BCCC Presents Comedy Improv Show
• More Than A Dozen Employers Will Be Recruiting At Nursing Fair
• Registration Underway For Spring 2010 At BCCC
• Start The New Year Fresh At Bucks With New Courses, Majors
• Register Now to Earn College Credits During BCCC's Intersession
• Join BCCC’s Social Science Club For Holiday Day Trips To NYC, Pearl Buck Home, Valley Forge
• BCCC Students Offer ‘Paper Prayers’ For World AIDS Day
• Bernadette McBride Named 2009 Bucks County Poet Laureate
• Check Out Health Career Fair for Information on Growing Field
• Tenor John Smitherman Brings Range from Opera to Pop to BCCC
• ‘Day for All Women’ Features Empowering Speakers and Workshops
• Wordsmiths Reading Series Presents Prize-Winning Memoirist, Poet
• College-Bound Students Can Learn about Bucks and Temple
• Learn if Wind Power is the Right Choice at One-Day Course
• Author David Swanson Speaks on the ‘Challenges Facing America’
• BCCC Hosts One-Day Course On Wind Power
• BCCC Hosts Bucks County Regional College Fair
• Golden Dragon Acrobats Bring Breathtaking Show to Bucks
• BCCC Presents Celtic Family Evening
• BCCC Foundation Names Five New Board Members
• College Hosts Reception For Artists From Trenton Area Soup Kitchen
• BCCC Offers More Chances To Earn Credits With October/November-Starting Classes
• Wordsmiths Reading Series Features Three Poets
• BCCC Constitution Day Program- 'Balancing National Security and Civil Liberties'
• BCCC Presents ‘TransFORMation: Art Made from Recylced Materials’
• New Course Helps Nurses Specialize in Clinical Research
• Bucks Expands ‘Green’ Courses for Building Pros, Others
• Learn to Work on the Railroad with Basic Training Course
• Bucks Adds New Programs, Expands Online Learning This Fall
• Bucks Students, Alumni form Networking Assn. for Paralegals
• Bucks County Bards Called On to Enter Poet Laureate Contest
• Bucks Professor Launches 8th Book with Poetry Reading
• BCCC Foundation Hosts 15th Annual Golf Classic
• Bucks County Community College Certifies Nearly 200 Firefighters
• Upper Bucks Campus Expansion Rises to New Heights
• Newtown's First Fourth Celebration
• High Five! DirectBuy of Bucks County celebrates five-year milestone.
• BCCC Graduates 12 Students from Chef Apprenticeship Program
• Bucks County Community College Graduates Class of 2009
• Artists of Bristol on the Delaware Exhibits at Hicks Art Center Gallery
• Express Employment Professionals Endows Annual Scholarship
• BCCC to Honor Pearl S. Buck CEO Mintzer at Commencement
• BCCC Hosts 21st Annual Tyler Tasting Party
• Talented High School Singers, Pianists Encouraged to Audition for Scholarships
• Celebrate Arts at Bucks with Free Demonstrations, Concerts, More
• Award-Winning Author James McBride Celebrates Arts at Bucks
• Improbable Comedy Improv Takes the Stage with Improvolution
• Poet Steven Huff Reads from His Works to Celebrate Arts at Bucks
• Healthcare Institute Presents Workshops for Social Workers
• Book Discussion at Lower Bucks Campus Focuses on ‘The Soloist’
• Career Services Hosts Health, Science and Technology Job Fair
• Jazz Band Presents Free Concert, Part of ‘Arts at Bucks’ Celebrations
• BCCC Concert Choir Performs with Youth Orchestra of Bucks County
• Student Talent on Display at 44th Annual Art Exhibition
• Travel Cross the Pond at Annual Tyler Gardens Tour and Lecture
• Celebrate the Arts at Bucks with Dave Douglas 3 Jazz Concert
• Psychology Class ‘Goes to the Dogs’ Friday with Furry Assistant
• BCCC Names C.B. East Sr. Jordyn Kimelheim High School Poet of the Year
• Celebrate the Arts at Bucks with Concerts, Open Studios, Exhibitions, More
• Bucks Presents ‘Web World: The Future of Online Journalism’
• Bucks Presents ‘The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere’
• Foreign Film Series Concludes with French and Italian Films
• BCCC Professor Offers Free Quit-Smoking Seminar
• Prolific Author Judith Viorst Speaks on ‘Control’
• Author Judith Viorst Speaks at BCCC
• BCCC Hosts Author Strempek Shea
• BCCC Hosts High School Art Exhibition, Awards
• Make the Right Academic Choice with College Planning Night
• Deadline Nears to Apply for Kids on Campus Scholarship
• BCCC's Kids on Campus Hosts Open House
• Register Now to Join Hundreds of Visiting Students at BCCC This Summer
• Deadline Nears for High School Poet of the Year Contest
• Calling All Poets: Enter the Fraser Open Poetry Competition
• BCCC Hosts Women Who Witnessed History for Women's History Month
• Career Services Hosts Job Fairs Open to the General Public
• New Course Explores Legal Issues Surrounding Healthcare Providers
• Lower Bucks Campus and Grundy Library Launch Book Group
• BCCC Trustees Approve Modest Tuition Increase to Balance Budget
• African-American Poet Concludes Black History Month Events
• Bucks County Community College Hosts Financial Aid Information Night
• Bucks Celebrates Black History Month with Music, Poetry and More
• RNs Invited To Free Seminar About State Education Requirements
• BCCC Honors Bucks County Foundation by Dedicating Lecture Hall
• Verizon Grant to Establish Learning Lab at BCCC
• Women’s Scholarship Tea Raises $6,400 for BCCC Students
• Grainger Foundation Provides Scholarships to Emergency Responders
• BCCC Jazz Orchestra Seeks New Musicians for Spring Season
• BCCC Book Discussion Group Meets Author of Open Me
• Immigration: What‘s at Stake in 2009? - Addresses Complex Issue
• 'Music as Muse,' Art Inspired by Music, at BCCC
• Bristol Borough Police Officer Remembered with Memorial Scholarship
• BCCC Book Discussion Group
• BCCC Aims to Fill Industry Demand with New Biotech Certificate
• Bucks Offers Free Tuition for Laid-Off Bucks County Residents
• Listing: Info Session for Free Tuition for Unemployed at Bucks County Community College
• BCCC Drama Club Presents 'I Hate Hamlet'
• Unique Sculptures by Student John McDevitt at BCCC
• Save Money, Earn College Credits Quickly During Intersession
• Bucks Wins First Prize for Hands-on Historic Preservation
• BCCC Awards Full 'Bridge to Higher Education' Scholarships to Six Students
• Pickering Manor Awards Nursing Scholarship to Bristol Student
• Alumnus Helps BCCC Library Upgrade Resources For All Residents
• Bucks County Community College Officials Break Ground on Green Building at Upper Bucks Campus
• Bucks Offers Green Courses For Building Pros And General Public
• Bucks Students Learn Political Science First-Hand With Internships
• Tyler Tasting Party Nets $61,500, Topping Half-Million Dollar Mark
• Bucks County Community College Graduates 150 Firefighters
• Bucks Graduates 39 Students From Practical Nursing Program
• Bristol Residents Urged to Apply for Full Scholarship from Rotary
• Bucks Honors Historic Preservation Students and Graduates
• BCCC Students Donate Baby Supplies to Local Charity
• Congressman Murphy Congratulates Creative High School Students at BCCC
• Noted Business Author Helps BCCC Foundation Raise $3,000
• Newtown Resident Honored for Academic Achievements
• BCCC Joins Dozens of Other Schools to Ease Transfer of Credits
• Bucks County Community College Graduates Class of 2008
• Bucks County Community College Wins Eastern Pennsylvania Baseball Title
• Rookie Coach Leads BCCC To Eastern Pa. Championship
• Bucks Celebrates Career of Founding Faculty Member
• BCCC Hosts Job-Search Workshop for Vets
• BCCC Celebrates National Poetry Month April 25
• Business Leaders Invited to Celebrate Completion of New Campus
• Sarah Denaci Named 2008 High School Poet of the Year
• Upper Bucks Campus Hosts College Exploration Night
• Boost your Career with AMA Certificate Programs At BCCC
• Poets Gillan and Heywood Close Out Women’s History Month Events
• Learn to Work on the Railroad with New Basic Training Course at BCCC
• Search is On for 2008 Bucks County High School Poet of the Year
• New Online Course Helps Teachers Reach Struggling Readers
• BCCC Trustees Approve Modest Tuition Increase of $2 a Credit
• Guinness Proclaims Balloon-Sculpting World Record Set At BCCC Last Fall
• Uncover a Message of Hope and Healing with ‘Beauty Undressed’
• Book Discussion Group Hits The Road with Cormac McCarthy
• Bucks Professors Practice What They Teach by Publishing Books
• Completion of BCCC's Lower Bucks Campus Expands Opportunities
• BCCC Volunteers Roll Up Their Sleeves to Clean Up Cassalia Pond
• Businesses Contribute $6k to BCCC Scholarships
• State-Funded Training at BCCC Helps Healthcare Employers
• Pickering Manor Establishes Nursing Scholarship At BCCC
• BCCC Jazz Orchestra Expands To Welcome Community Members
• BCCC Student Receives $1k Coca-Cola Scholarship
• Spring Hoops
• Business Boot Camp For Women - A Guide To Reward And Recognition
• Tyler Hall Murder Mystery Maze
• Women's Fellowship
• Nursery And classes For Birth To kindergarten
• Awana
• Annual Open House Tour
• Chinese Language (ages 6 –10)
• Chinese Language (ages 6 –10)
• Mommy and Me Sing And Learn Chinese!
• Mommy and Me Sing And Learn Chinese!
• Witch’s Night Out (ages 5-8)
• Winter Blooms!
• Little Christmas!
• The Great Pumpkin Scavenger Hunt!
• Stellar Space
• Mad Science System Red-Slime

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