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The Community College of Allegheny County provides a supportive and transformative learning environment that prepares graduates to meet critical needs in the region’s workforce.

Admissions

As an open-admissions institution, CCAC does not require college entrance examinations. To enroll as a full-time student, applicants must have a high school diploma or Pennsylvania GED certificate or must be at least 18 years of age with experience reasonably equivalent to a GED.

Online Learning

If you are self-motivated, work well independently, and meet deadlines easily, then our flexible delivery of college courses using the latest technologies can put an associate's degree at your fingertips.

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CCAC is committed to supporting your personal and academic efforts. No matter which of the four CCAC campuses you choose, services and resources are available to help you achieve your goals.

Student Life

At CCAC, we believe that life outside the classroom is an important part of your college experience. Each CCAC campus has a variety of activities to enhance your lifestyle – including athletics, cultural events and personal development seminars.

Workforce Development

Education and skills are essential for today’s changing economy. The competitive global environment rewards workers who possess sound general knowledge that enables them to adapt to changes in the workplace and continually learn new job skills.

Newsroom & Marketing

The award-winning Public Relations and Marketing Department works to promote CCAC and its activities through strategic, cost-effective advertising and marketing campaigns, college publications and overall branding efforts, among other activities.

Educational Foundation

The CCAC Educational Foundation is the fundraising and benefactor arm of the college. It seeks to create vital connections between the college and the wider community to ensure the ongoing viability of the college.

Women in Leadership panel discussion to be held at CCAC Allegheny Campus on March 13

Posted: March 7, 2018

Article by: CCAC Public Relations

PITTSBURGH-In recognition of Women's History Month, a Women in Leadership panel discussion will be held at CCAC Allegheny Campus on Tuesday, March 13, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Foerster Student Services Center auditorium lobby. The panelists, which include three CCAC faculty members and two CCAC students from diverse backgrounds, will discuss their unique experiences and share insights in the area of leadership.

Featured CCAC panelists include: Bridgette Golman, dean of Student Development; Kathy Kane, professor of Mathematics; Dr. Ebony English, professor of Social Work; and students Shailja Patel and Kimberly Foote. Moderator of the panel will be Darla Coleman, director, TRIO Student Support Services, which is sponsoring the event in conjunction with Allegheny Campus Student Life.

The panel discussion is presented by the CCAC Women's Empowerment Summit, which is being underwritten by the Eden Hall Foundation. Women's Empowerment Summit events are being held at all CCAC campuses and will culminate in a free conference designed to enhance the leadership and personal and professional potential of women. "What Does it Mean to 'Lean In?'" is the theme of this year's inaugural conference, which will be held at the Foerster Student Services Center on Allegheny Campus on Friday, April 6, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The Women in Leadership panel discussion is open to the public and the media, including still/video cameras. A complimentary lunch will be provided at the event. CCAC Allegheny Campus is located at 808 Ridge Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15212.

For more information, contact Darla Coleman at 412.237.2743 or dcoleman@ccac.edu.

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