JCCC campuses are closed today as we remember and celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose dedicated fight for equality, freedom, and justice leaves behind a legacy that inspires millions around the world. ✨ 🌎
New to campus? Unsure where your classes are? Schedule an in-person "Find My Class Tour" just in time for the start of the semester. Or feel free to explore campus on your own; we'd love to have you! 👋
We also highly recommend getting your student ID before the first day of classes to avoid long lines. Learn more about getting to know campus: https://ow.ly/2r0W50UqfYr
Discover why 9 out of 10 Cavaliers would choose JCCC again! Explore our beautiful campus through in-person or virtual visits, or dive deeper with program-focused information sessions.
Tour our state-of-the-art facilities, learn about classroom experiences, student resources, and campus involvement, and get answers to your most important questions. No matter where you are in your decision-making process, we have a campus visit option for you! Learn more: https://ow.ly/SCvC50UorVH
FYI: campus is closed today through Wednesday, Jan. 1. We'll see you next year! View our academic calendar for important upcoming dates: https://ow.ly/YqLB50QgX1I
Over the weekend, the Johnson County Community College Foundation hosted the annual Some Enchanted Evening Gala, welcoming hundreds of attendees from local businesses, foundations, chambers of commerce, and loyal donors.
The goal of the sold-out evening was clear: to celebrate and recognize funds raised for scholarships that help eliminate financial barriers for JCCC students. Thanks to the generosity of all who attended, we are excited to announce that 1.14 million dollars were raised to support this important cause!
In the spirit of community, we’re proud to share the stories of several students who are making their educational dreams a reality at JCCC. Hear directly from them about why they chose JCCC to help achieve their goals. ✨⬇️
See for yourself why JCCC is ranked number one among Kansas colleges! From personalized individual visits to group tours and program-focused sessions, you have several options when it comes to exploring campus. Learn more and find the tour option that's right for you: http://ow.ly/AvNM50Kif6q
Welcome to JCCC, where education meets excitement around every corner! 🎓
Our students enjoy a vibrant campus life filled with engaging events, diverse clubs, and hands-on learning opportunities. Discover your passions, unlock your potential, and build lasting friendships — all as a proud Cavalier! ✨
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Our newest enrollees are taking aviation courses through JCCC Workforce Development & Continuing Education! ✈️🪿
Calling all science fiction fans, we're celebrating 70 years of Godzilla!
Mark your calendars for next month's Godzilla Friday Film Series: Celebrating 70 Years of a Japanese Icon, brought to you by Billington Library (JCCC) with the generous grant support of Humanities Kansas.
Screenings begin at 6:30 p.m. and will feature special commentary and Q&A with Dr. Bill Tsutsui, scholar, author, historian, and Godzilla expert. Registration is free but required, sign up now: https://ow.ly/wMzb50SPwtz
See for yourself why JCCC is ranked number one among Kansas community colleges! 🥇
From online tours to group campus visits and program-focused sessions, you have several options when it comes to exploring campus. Learn more and find the campus tour that's right for you: http://ow.ly/AvNM50Kif6q
We're celebrating Juneteenth! 🌟
Today, we honor freedom, resilience, and the ongoing journey toward justice. It's a time to reflect on our shared history and reaffirm our commitment to equality and inclusion. Learn more about the significance of Juneteenth from the Billington Library (JCCC): https://ow.ly/UWnL50SkbaX
📣 Calling all history buffs and culture enthusiasts! 🌍
You're invited to view the exhibit 'Sorting Out Race', which confronts the dilemma faced by thrift stores receiving donations of items with racial imagery. What can we learn about our past from these objects? Should thrift stores sell them or “sort them out” of the resale market?
This exhibit, located in the CoLab on campus, is free and open to the community through July 26. Learn more and make plans to visit: https://ow.ly/HoAC50SfEJ0