Campus News

What does “community” mean in Washington County Community College? For some, it refers to the small, tight-knit nature of the student body, while to others, it speaks to the school’s connections within the greater Calais area. To some, including alumnus Michael Curtis, coming to WCCC brought him fully in to… Read More

For three days at the beginning of August, youth from around the area were able to participate in an all-star basketball clinic conducted in part by employees of the Indiana Pacers Organization. The Chris Taylor and Company Basketball Clinic, which was hosted by Washington County Community College and held between… Read More

As Washington County Community College students prepare for the start of another academic year, the Washington County Community College team is ready to support student success with a range of course material affordability options - including used books, text rental, digital content and price match.  As part of Follett's network… Read More

The Passamaquoddy Yacht Club in partnership with Washington County Community College’s Outdoor Adventure Center is again offering a series of community sailing programs for youth and adults this summer. “The programs we’ll be offering this summer are a continuation and enhancement of the youth sailing camps we have been offering… Read More

If you've got an interest in a brand new vehicle-with the added bonus of supporting higher education-and a talented golf swing, make sure to participate in this year's golf tournament at the St. Croix Country Club on Saturday, July 8th. Sponsored by Washington County Community College with the assistance of… Read More

Do you have an interest in entering the medical field, or do you think it might be something you’re interested in for the future? If so, and if you’re high school student in the Eastern Washington County area, Washington County Community College would like to invite you to come to… Read More

Near the middle of Washington County Community College’s campus sits a small manmade pond that has been there since the area was a sprawling family farm. In recent years, the pond had become overgrown and fairly choked by vegetation, reducing its ability to support native species. Rose Binda, biology instructor… Read More

In recognition of April being sexual assault awareness month, Washington County Community College hosted a panel of speakers for a Lunch and Learn workshop on the topic. Among the speakers were John Peterson, Sergeant with the Indian Township Police Department, and Jessica Lanphere, Community Educator for sexual assault under AMHC.… Read More

The second-year students of Washington County Community College’s Computer Technology program recently completed their individually-designed capstone projects and shared them with one another. The efforts of students were varied and ranged from publishing websites, creating printer servers, building a roleplaying game, and writing a book on computer terms. For Eben… Read More