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Housatonic Community College Student News
26 Apr

Bringing in the Bystander comes to HCC

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Brining in the Bystander, a sexual and relationship violence prevention workshop will be held Monday, April 30 from 2-2:30 p.m. in BH-317 and Tuesday, May 1, 11-12:20 p.m. in LH L109. The workshop, which is co-sponsored by the Academic Advising and Student Success Activities offices, aims to equip students with skills necessary to diffuse volatile situations in relationships.
20 Apr

Student wins Elevator Pitch Contest for vegan take-out

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Bubba’s Vegan Kitchen, a take-out and catering company created by HCC student Keysha Tingeling, won first place in the University of Bridgeport’s annual Elevator Pitch Competition last week.
03 Apr

Student Turns Novella into Production

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What first started as a novella about two young couples caught up in tragedy and denial has turned into a full-on performance in HCC student Yasmina Saint-Jean’s For What It’s Worth, which debuted at HCC last week.
27 Mar

Chi Rho Receives Honors, Awards at Annual Conference

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For the second year in a row, members of the Chi Rho chapter of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) took 1st place for their entry into the Honors in Action Project at the society’s 2018 Northeast Regional Conference.
08 Mar

HCC Student to Co-Star in NBC Series

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Juan Ayala may be known for his upcoming role playing an FBI agent in Blindspot on NBC, but to HCC, he’s known as the guy who does it all.
02 Feb

Student Success Stories - Mona Mitri

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Mona Mitri graduated in 2007 with a degree in Business Administration. Mona continued her education at the UConn School of Business before opening up her own business – Tutor Me S.O.S. in Stamford, CT.. Mona Mitri graduated in 2007 with a degree in Business Administration. Mona continued her education at the UConn School of Business before opening up her own business – Tutor Me S.O.S. in Stamford, CT.
30 Jan

HCC Alum to Compete at Art Exhibition

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The art of HCC alum Emily Khon has two distinct traits that comprise her work. First, she works almost exclusively in black and white. Second, her subject and inspiration is her family’s native Cambodia..
25 Jan

CT Youth Count 2018 Aims to Identify Number of Homeless Youth

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HCC, in partnership with The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness (CCEH) is again asking for help in this year’s Youth Count, an initiative designed to identify homeless and unstably housed youth.
17 Jan

New Program Helps Students to Ace Job Interviews

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Finding success within the job market requires applicants to have every advantage they can. With the Big Interview, the latest tool offered by HCC’s career resources and internships office, students can learn and practice interview skills in a live-setting with instant feedback.
10 Jan

HCC Students Making a Difference Abroad

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HCC students in partnership with The Mariposa Foundation, began work on repairing and painting decaying schools this week in Cabarete, Dominican Republic.
28 Dec

Application Deadline for Graduation

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The application deadline for HCC graduates is April 16 at 4 p.m. Students can pick up applications at the Registrar’s office in L-113 C
07 Dec

HCC Students Receive Recognition from The Connecticut Audubon Society

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The Connecticut Audubon Society has recognized three HCC students who won for their study on turtles at the annual Metropolitan Association of College and University Biologists (MACUB) conference last month.
01 Dec

HCC Students take First, Second prize at Elevator Pitch Competition

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Two HCC students earned first and second prize respectively at Connecticut Community College’s 2017 Elevator Pitch Competition on Thursday.
30 Nov

Housatonic Museum of Art Announces Acquisition of Artwork From The Collections Of Thirteen Contemporary Photographers Participating In The Museum Project

October 22nd, Housatonic Community College (HCC) President Paul Broadie II led the official celebration of the new Lafayette Hall expansion opening with a ribbon-cutting event attended by CSCU President Mark Ojakian, State Senator Marilyn Moore, State Representative Steven Stafstrom, Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim, Amenta Emma Architects and members of the HCC Foundation, faculty, staff and students.
29 Nov

Addressing the Opioid Crisis on Campus

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Tuesday’s Addressing the Opioid Crisis lecture at Beacon Hall gave attendees a glimpse into the ongoing opioid crisis within the state as well as information on life-saving techniques by use of the drug Narcan.
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