Fall 2025 Semester

Newsletter, Friday, August 22, 2025

CCBC College Life Newsletter

College Life is excited to provide this weekly newsletter to all CCBC students to ensure that you, as a CCBC student, are aware of the programs, resources, and services available to support your success.

Look for the newsletter in your inbox every Friday afternoon. We look forward to providing your opportunities to learn more about programs, events and services to support your student success!

Welcome Week Fall 2025

Join the Student Engagement office as we welcome you to the Fall 2025 semester! Information, activities, give-a-ways, ice cream, popcorn and more!

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Library Services

Food Pantry and Lockers at CCBC

Student Success Center

Financial Aid Opportunities

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College Promise - General

College Promise for Dreamers

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Fresh Faces

Discounted Tickets Available to
CCBC Students, Faculty and Staff

CCBC Clubs and Organizations

To see a complete list of all active clubs and organizations click HERE.

College and Community Outreach

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Performing Arts

Check out all that is happening in Performing Arts at CCBC.

MUSIC FORUMS

FREE! to all, no ticket required.

Music Forum concerts take place at 12:20pm on Fridays in the CCBC Essex Arts and Humanities Hall, Recital Hall, unless otherwise noted. All artists. All audiences. All life long. www.ccbcmd.edu/arts

Info contact:

Matthew J. Palumbo, Concert Manager

mpalumbo@ccbcmd.edu

443.840.1726

Saxophonist Jeff Antoniuk is an engaging and inspirational educator and performer. His Digging Deeper Jazz videos on YouTube have been seen over two million times, and he works with students from over 25 different countries on his www.JazzWire.net platform. Drawing on classic jazz and original compositions, Jeff and his bandmates Amy Shook (bass) and Frank Russo (drums) are excited to bring their energy and drive to CCBC.

Baltimore Choral Arts Society is one of Maryland's premier cultural institutions. Their Symphonic Chorus, Chorus, and Chamber Singers can be seen performing throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Europe. Most frequented venues include those in Baltimore, Washington D.C., and New York City. In addition to performing, Baltimore Choral Arts provides several thoughtful and impactful music education programs that serve youth in and around Baltimore. These programs include CoroLAB, a partnership with Baltimore City College’s and Overlea High School’s choral music programs; Vocal Fellows, an expanded professional development program for early-career singers; Student Composer Project, a competition for high-school and college composers.